PõhjaKoread

PõhjaKoread refers to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, commonly known as North Korea. It is a sovereign state located in the northern half of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia. The country shares borders with China, Russia, and South Korea. Its capital and largest city is Pyongyang.

The political system of North Korea is a totalitarian dictatorship, characterized by a single-party rule under the Workers' Party of Korea. The state ideology is Juche, a concept of self-reliance, which has been a cornerstone of its governance since its inception. The Kim dynasty has held supreme power since the country's founding.

North Korea's economy is centrally planned and largely isolated from the global market. It has historically faced significant economic challenges, including food shortages and limited industrial output. The country's development has been heavily influenced by its military-first policy, known as Songun.

The country is known for its strict control over information and its human rights record. There is limited freedom of speech, movement, and association. The international community has widely condemned North Korea's human rights abuses and its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Despite international pressure and sanctions, North Korea continues to maintain its unique political and economic system.