The Ugandan newspaper Sun Rise noted in an article titled "Invincible socialist power":

The DPRK founded on Sept. 9, 1948 turned into the invincible socialist power.

President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il developed the DPRK into the prosperous socialist state.

Today the DPRK is more highly demonstrating its might as a political, ideological and military power.

The DPRK will shine long as the invincible socialist power.

The Egyptian newspaper Al Ahbar carried articles titled "The DPRK advancing under the banner of great Songun" and sub-titled "Law of the DPRK winning victory" and "Why is Korean-style socialism invincible?" illustrated with photos showing the invincible might of the Korean People's Army and Mirae Scientists Street.

The Myanmar newspaper The New Age edited an article titled "Self-development of the DPRK" illustrated with photos of the Sci-Tech Complex and the Taedonggang Combined Fruit Farm.

The Indonesian International Daily carried articles titled "The DPRK is a proud space power" and "Paradise for children" accompanied with photos showing the scene of the launch of the earth observation satellite Kwangmyongsong-4 and schoolchildren who are developing their talents at Mangyongdae Schoolchildren's Palace.

The Venezuelan newspaper Vea carried an article titled "Right to preemptive nuclear strike is not a monopoly of the U.S."