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- Since January 2026, South Koreans can access North Korea's Rodong Sinmun at over 180 libraries, expanding public access to North Korean materials.
- The change is part of the South Korean government's effort to improve public access to North Korean materials.
- Analysts note a shift in North Korean media toward anti-imperialism and away from reunification.
- The Unification Ministry aims to restore inter-Korean communication, but engagement remains low at libraries.
