The General Reconnaissance Bureau (GRB) is an intelligence agency primarily associated with the government of North Korea. It is responsible for gathering and analyzing information related to national security, military operations, and foreign affairs. The GRB plays a crucial role in supporting the country's strategic objectives and maintaining state security. Established in the mid-20th century, the GRB operates under the auspices of the Korean Workers' Party and is known for its clandestine activities. It often collaborates with other intelligence organizations, such as the Ministry of State Security, to monitor potential threats and ensure the regime's stability.