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Bridges, ports of entry and other infrastructure sit largely unused, but signs of DPRK’s proximity remain ubiquitous
From Mercedes cars to Gucci handbags, neither sanctions nor ideology dampen demand for imports from abroad
Kim Jong Un has pushed to build new housing in Pyongyang, but relatively few can enjoy these more modern facilities
Photos give a snapshot of daily life for DPRK soldiers and villagers near inter-Korean border, three years into pandemic
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Exclusive photos show how quarantine measures affect everyday life in a country that has yet to reopen
Buildings matching style of Kim Jong Un's rural development plan have popped up in two inter-Korean border locations
Elites use clothing to flaunt their wealth even as DPRK fashion police crack down on non-socialist behavior
DPRK laborers applied socialist realist principles to African subjects, but their work now suffers from neglect
Exploring creative expression in a country where there is no 'art for art’s sake'
Exclusive photos show conditions in rarely seen areas of the North Korean capital, a hop and skip from main boulevards
