'Like giving access to ISIS propaganda': South Korea lifts ban on North's state newspaper; public divided over exposure
South Korea has eased restrictions, allowing citizens to read the North Korean state newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, without prior government approval. This symbolic shift aims to improve inter-Korean relations, though access remains limited to public libraries and North Korean websites are still blocked.
South Korea has eased restrictions, allowing citizens to read the North Korean state newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, without prior government approval. This symbolic shift aims to improve inter-Korean relations, though access remains limited to public libraries and North Korean websites are still blocked.
