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  string(1169) "The website of the newspaper of North Korea's ruling party, the Workers' Party of Korea, was launched in 2011. The Rodong Sinmun is published daily and has the widest circulation in the country.



Although most of its news are coming from KCNA, a large section on domestic and political news includes unique information. Additionally, editorials are published in the newspaper that often reflect political developments. Because it deletes its archive every year or every few years, it is covered only since 2015 by KCNAWatch.



The website does not offer all texts of the paper version excluding usually several texts for unknown reasons. It also offers content not included in the paper version ranging from additional articles to photo stories and videos. Until December 2018, the website also uploaded a daily pdf of the newspaper. Translations of a limited number of texts is provided in English and Chinese with no or only very few texts translated on Sundays. 



Like KCNA, its menu differs across languages. In particular, the "Anecdotes on the Revolution" section that includes stories on the Kim family is not translated."
  [1]=>
  string(201) "The website of the newspaper of North Korea's ruling party, the Workers' Party of Korea, was launched in 2011. The Rodong Sinmun is published daily and has the widest circulation in the country.

"
  [2]=>
  string(968) "


Although most of its news are coming from KCNA, a large section on domestic and political news includes unique information. Additionally, editorials are published in the newspaper that often reflect political developments. Because it deletes its archive every year or every few years, it is covered only since 2015 by KCNAWatch.



The website does not offer all texts of the paper version excluding usually several texts for unknown reasons. It also offers content not included in the paper version ranging from additional articles to photo stories and videos. Until December 2018, the website also uploaded a daily pdf of the newspaper. Translations of a limited number of texts is provided in English and Chinese with no or only very few texts translated on Sundays. 



Like KCNA, its menu differs across languages. In particular, the "Anecdotes on the Revolution" section that includes stories on the Kim family is not translated."
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