with the United States and a nuclear free Korean Peninsula. The 2011 joint editorial edition, aside from its calls for a denuclearized Korea and for a slowdown of tensions between the two Koreas, has for the first time, mentioned the rising light industries of North Korea, given as a reason for an upcoming upsurge in the national economy in the new year and for the achievement of the Kangsong Taeguk national mission. The practice of a joint New Year editorial ended in 2013 when Kim Jong-un delivered the first New Year speech on television in 19 years. In June 2018, Rodong Sinmun devoted a four-page feature to the North Korea–United States summit, welcoming its results. The article carried the text of the declaration in full. In addition, it mentioned security guarantees and Donald Trump's pledge to cease the joint military exercises with South Korea, and failed to mention the promise Kim had allegedly made to Trump about closing down a test site for missile engines. See also Kulloja List of newspapers in North Korea Media of North Korea Politics of North Korea Telecommunications in North Korea People's Daily, Mainland Chinese counterpart References External links Rodong Simun at KCNA Watch archives by NK News Old archives at Defense Technical Information Center Publications of the Workers' Party of Korea Korean-language newspapers North Korean news websites Newspapers published in North Korea Newspapers established in 1945 1945 establishments in Korea