The Pyongyang International Pro Wrestling Contest ended last Sunday, after plenty of international media attention.
But the question now, for many observers, is whether the event accomplished its stated goal: of encouraging diplomacy and understanding through sport.
The Pyongyang International Pro Wrestling Contest ended last Sunday, after plenty of international media attention.
But the question now, for many observers, is whether the event accomplished its stated goal: of encouraging diplomacy and understanding through sport.
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