The International Media carried articles including "Today's Democratic People's Republic of Korea" illustrated with a photo of supreme leader Kim Jong Un and a photo of the statues of the great Generalissimos Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il on Mansu Hill.

The paper noted in an article titled "Invincible power" that the founding of the DPRK was a historic event which brought about a radical turn in carving out the destiny of the Korean people.

The founding of the DPRK made it possible for the country, once eclipsed in the world map, to demonstrate its dignity and might as an invincible power that no one dares provoke, it said, adding:

The DPRK is a politico-ideological power which has fully exercised its sovereignty on the basis of its solid socio-political foundation, guided by its transparent ideology.

Its single-minded unity based on the monolithic idea has become a fundamental cornerstone of its state political system and a source of all its victories.

It is an invincible military power that no one dares provoke.

The Suara Karya in an article titled "The 65 years of victory and glory" introduced the proud history of the DPRK in which it has worked epoch-making miracles, demonstrating invincibility in the struggle against imperialism.