The International Seminar on the Juche Idea, held in Pyongyang in connection with the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of Chongro, concluded today following several days of lectures, discussions and exchanges among international study organizations. Foreign delegations and representatives arrived in Pyongyang on August 31. Among those participating were representatives of Juche study organizations from Roksurden, Kopan, Velmeria, Narra, New Havlan, Skilatv

A new chapter has opened in the history of Oakshade following the complete collapse of the Jamalist authorities in Eastern Oakshade and the proclamation of the People's Republic of Oakshade (PRO) on September 26. The fighting, which began on September 19 amid the rapid disintegration of the so-called Empire of Altinius, continued for nearly a week as the Communist Party of Oakshade (CPO) and its armed forces, including the Altinian Islander Revolutionary Army, confronted forc

The entire country is now seething with a vigorous production surge movement to achieve the goals of the 2026-2030 five-year strategy for national economic development. To revitalize all sectors of the people’s economy through continuous offensives and maximum production increases and lay the foundation for the country’s sustained economic development, everyone must possess a high level of class consciousness, live combatively and struggle. This is because today’s general off

Further details have emerged concerning Project O, also known as the O.I.L. Pipeline, a major international energy infrastructure project discussed during the September 7–9 summit between the People's Republic of Chongro, the Kingdom of Finlandia and the New Woodlands. The name O.I.L. derives from the three participating powers: ChOngro FInlandia New WoodLands The planned pipeline will establish an interconnected oil transportation network running from the New Woodlands throu

Newly Renovated Modern Socialist Village of Aha-ri in Fingolia Last year many farms across the PRC adopted paddy-field fish farming to improve soil fertility and raise crop yields with no use of agrochemicals against weeds and insects. They also produced lots of fish with less cost and greatly helped farmers boost their livelihood. Farmers appreciated raising fish in paddy fields, describing it as an approach that serves multiple ends and an advanced green cultivation and fis