North Korea has resumed printing and subscription services for its main newspaper for foreigners living in the country “after a long break,” according to the Russian Embassy in the DPRK on Friday.
One expert told NK News that the return of the Pyongyang Times could be a sign that North Korea is preparing to allow more foreigners to enter in the near future, years after most left due to strict COVID-19 border controls.
North Korea has resumed printing and subscription services for its main newspaper for foreigners living in the country “after a long break,” according to the Russian Embassy in the DPRK on Friday.
One expert told NK News that the return of the Pyongyang Times could be a sign that North Korea is preparing to allow more foreigners to enter in the near future, years after most left due to strict COVID-19 border controls.
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