KCNA
The Korean Central News Agency, commonly known as KCNA, is the state news agency of North Korea. Established on December 5, 1946, it is one of the oldest government-controlled news agencies in the world. KCNA's primary function is to disseminate news and information originating from the North Korean government and its ruling party, the Workers' Party of Korea. Its reporting often reflects the official stance of the state on domestic and international affairs.
KCNA operates as the sole official source of news within North Korea, controlling the flow of information