A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

North Korea has urged the European Union to concentrate on its own internal matters rather than criticizing Pyongyang’s human rights record, according to a statement reported by First Squawk. The rebuke follows sustained EU scrutiny of North Korea’s rights situation, though the article did not specify new sanctions, funding figures, or market data. The exchange is a diplomatic signal rather than a direct market event, with no token prices, TVL, volumes, market cap, or funding levels cited. It matters because it reinforces Pyongyang’s familiar posture of resisting external pressure and keeping engagement on its own terms. What to watch next is whether the EU adjusts its criticism or ties future dialogue and aid to rights benchmarks.