April 14, 2025 - 16:12
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has allocated $2 million in educational support to a pro-Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) organization representing ethnic Koreans in Japan. This initiative, reported by state media, is perceived as a strategic move to reinforce loyalty among the younger generation, who are showing signs of disengagement from the regime's traditional ideology.
The state-run Korean Central News Agency highlighted the importance of nurturing a strong sense of identity and allegiance among these youth, emphasizing the need to instill the principles of the DPRK. The funding is expected to be utilized for various educational programs that promote the regime’s values and history, aiming to counteract the growing apathy towards the government’s narrative among younger ethnic Koreans in Japan.
This financial commitment reflects Kim's ongoing efforts to solidify support for his regime, particularly as the ideological divide widens between the older and younger generations within the diaspora.
