Kaesong, North Korea
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Kim Jong-un EXECUTING record numbers of North Koreans who no longer see him as a living GOD
DELUDED despot Kim Jong-un is executing growing numbers of North Koreans who no longer worship him as a living GOD. His ruthless regime is persecuting thousands who dare to practise “other re…
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A photographer visited North Korea 6 times to see what life is really like — here's what he saw
Photographer Eric Lafforgue visited North Korea six times — this is what he saw.
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16 fascinating facts about North Korea
Inside the Hermit Kingdom.
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Why Austin?
Kim Jong-Un attempts to keep Austin scared
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N. Korea vows 'high-intensity' action
SEOUL: North Korea, which is widely expected to carry out a nuclear test any day now, has vowed to stage a "high inten
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Ryugyong Hotel, Pyongyang, North Korea
The Ryugyong Hotel is a 105-floor skyscraper under construction in Pyongyang, North Korea. Its name comes from one of the historic names for the city of Pyongyang, and means "capital of willows"; the building is also known as the 105 building, a reference to its number of floors. Construction began in 1987, but was halted in 1992 due to the economic disruptions that afflicted the country following the fall of the Soviet Union. The hotel stood topped out but without windows or interior…
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9 Striking Changes in North and South Korea After 70 Years of Separation
Let’s shed some light on the lives of people from North Korea in comparison to South Korea. The division of Korea has had a huge impact on life in both countries.
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American detained in North Korea, Swedish Embassy confirms
The Korean American is believed to be the third U.S. citizen detained in the country while diplomatic tension continues to rise between the two countries.
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North Korean Laws You Won't Believe Are Real - Facty
The laws of North Korea will make you glad you are living in any country but North Korea. The outlandishly unmerciful regulations there exist for one reason and one reason only: to control the populace. To maintain complete control, everything is regulated down to the tiniest detail.
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