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North Korea's regime has been a reliable supplier of global headlines for decades. Nevertheless, interior views that come to the public from the totalitarian state remain vague and often raise more questions than they answer. Regular reports of atrocities against the civilian population and more than unconventional behaviour towards the international community of states fuel a constant public discourse in the interplay between provocation and peace efforts. The focus is particularly on nuclear tests, which regularly trigger international outrage and thus mark the beginning of a cycle of sanctions by the international community of states and their subsequent gradual abolition. In "Nuclear North Korea - How Kim Jong Us Regime works" the functioning of the North Korean regime is explained on the basis of every accessible information. In addition to economic behaviour, the cult of personality, cross-border national identity and foreign policy action are analysed in detail to determine one thing: Kim's regime is by no means unpredictable.