all of pyongyang its main roads pass through kim il sung square. it's obligatory to slow down when passing in front of the portraits of the great leaders so the temptation to reach for our cell phones and cameras is high. we observe the portraits as they observe us. during our 1st visits here we were like many foreigners and treat by their omnipresence. but the more often we visited the less we noticed them. the same does not apply to north koreans cyclists are required to dismount from their bikes and look upon the statues of their leaders. cars must slow down. the 6 6 6 passers by turn to gaze at the images. shortly after kim jong il's death by young upper class woman trying to explain what the leaders meant to her. it's a bit like you with your jesus she said except for us jesus would also be a member of the family. the i in the heat of the summer we occasionally saw a fan cooling the portrait of the leaders. north korean art like this fresco near the entrance to a sports shoe factory is designed to protect the country as the party would like to

the broadcaster also reported a massive rally held in kim il-sung square after a military parade whehereyongyang displad what appears to be a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile. the country's leadership adopted a pledge to increase the quality and the quantity of its defense capabilities with nuclear arms at the center. analysts say pyongyang aims to promote national unity by mobilizing the public in a range of celebratory events. >>> europeans are coming to terms with new restrictions amid a resurgence of the coronavirus. new daily infections have recently topped 10,000 in france, britain, and spain. health authorities in france confirmed nearly 27,000 new cases on saturday. prime minister jacques castec noted nan interview on monday thatrance andnd otheruropean nations are facing a secondd wae and that further resestrictions could be on the way. in britain daily new cases have topped 10,000 since early october. prime minister boris johnson introduced on monday a three-tier lockdown system and restrictions for each level. >> the government will set a baseline for prohibiting

all of the main roads pass through kim il sung square. it's obligatory to slow down when passing in front of the portraits of the great leaders so the temptation to reach for our cell phones and cameras is high and. we observe the portraits as they observe us. during our 1st visits here we were like many foreigners and treat by their omnipresence. but the more often we visited the less we noticed them. the same does not apply to north koreans cyclists are required to dismount from their bikes and look upon the statues of their leaders. cars must slow down. the 6 6 passers by turn to gaze at the images. shortly after kim jong il's death a young upper class woman tried to explain what the leaders meant to her. it's a bit like you with your jesus she said except for us jesus would also be a member of the family. my in the heat of the summer we occasionally saw a fan cooling the portrait of the leaders would. north korean art like this fresco near the entrance to a sports shoe factory is designed to protect the country as the party would like

all of pyongyang its main roads pass through kim il sung square. it's obligatory to slow down when passing in front of the portraits of the great leaders so the temptation to reach for our cell phones and cameras is high. we observe the portraits as they observe us. during our 1st visits here we were like many foreigners and treat by their omnipresence. but the more often we visited the less we noticed them. the same does not apply to north koreans cyclists are required to dismount from their bikes and look upon the statues of their leaders. cars must slow down. 6 passers by turn to gaze at the images.

all of pyongyang as main roads pass through kim il sung square. it's obligatory to slow down when passing in front of the portraits of the great leaders so the temptation to reach for our cell phones and cameras as high. as. we observe the portraits as they observe us. during our 1st visits here we were like many foreigners and treat by their omnipresence. but the more often we visited the less we noticed them. the same does not apply to north koreans cyclists are required to dismount from their bikes and look upon the statues of their leaders. cars must slow down. the 6 6 6 passers by turn to gaze at the images. shortly after kim jong il's death by young upper class woman trying to explain what the leaders meant to her. it's a bit like you with your jesus she said except for us jesus would also be a member of the family. in the heat of the summer we occasionally saw a fan cooling the portrait of the leaders. north korean art like this fresco near the entrance to a sports shoe factory is designed to protect the country as the party would like to s