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A new breed of conglomerates is helping to prop up North Korea
The Economist “A UNIQUE and sweet taste,” says a poster describing a new brand of soju, a local firewater, made by Naegohyang. The North Korean company started out making cigarettes (reportedly puffed on by Kim Jong Un, the country's dictator). It has branched out ... |
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