Inside North Korea: Kim Jong-un’s pariah state defiantly tries on modern trappings in spite of sanctions
On the banks of Pyongyang’s River Taedong parents snap memories of their children on locally-made smartphones and young couples, the women in bright, traditional chima jeogori dresses, are trailed by wedding photographers. The capital of the world’s most reclusive dictatorship is showing creeping signs of modernisation, with an apparent emerging middle class who can purchase…