North Korea's tallest building is an abandoned hotel that has never hosted a single guest. Take a closer look at the 'Hotel of Doom.'
At 1,080 feet, North Korea's Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang is one of the tallest unoccupied buildings in the world.
North Korea unveils new 10,000-home showpiece residential district
The high-rise neighborhood is part of a major construction drive in the capital, where residents’ quality of life is ...
North Korea says South's bombing mishap could spark 'new armed conflict'
North Korea condemned an ongoing U.S.-South Korea joint military exercise Wednesday, saying another incident like Seoul's ...
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North Korea unveils new 10,000-home showpiece residential district
high-rise living in North Korea is not necessarily a symbol of luxury. Frequent power outages mean that elevators in residential buildings often do not function, making daily life difficult for ...
First British tourists allowed back into North Korea tell BBC what they saw
But tourism to North Korea is contentious, especially as travellers have been allowed back before aid workers and most Western diplomats, including the UK's. Critics, including Joanna Hosaniak from ...
North Korean golf course 'hiding deadly secret' in plain sight
Located roughly 20 miles from Pyongyang, the site was previously used for North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un's Winter Palace, ...
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North Korea fires missiles as US, South Korea begin their 1st joint military exercise of Trump's 2nd term
North Korea fired several ballistic missiles into ... injuring multiple people and damaging multiple buildings, including three houses and a Catholic church. South Korean media reported that ...
North Korea unveils 'beautiful' new high-rise neighbourhood after halting tourism again
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
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North Korea just allowed tourists to visit for the first time in 5 years — and what they saw was shocking
North Korea carefully curates its image to the outside ... “The roads are awful, the pavements are wobbly, and the buildings are weirdly constructed,” said Joe Smith, a former writer for ...