Rupert Wingfield-hayes

North Korea has a funny relationship with the foreign press. The isolated country recently invited hundreds of foreign journalists (including some from The Washington Post) to cover its rare, once-in-a-generation party congress. But then these journalists were largely restricted from actually reporting on the still-ongoing party congress. Instead, ...

North Korea has a funny relationship with the foreign press. The isolated country recently invited hundreds of foreign journalists (including some from The Washington Post) to cover its rare, once-in-a-generation party congress. But then these journalists were largely restricted from actually reporting on the still-ongoing party congress. Instead, ...