This satellite photo from 2010 shows the two Koreas at night. North Korea is totally dark, except for its capital, Pyongyang. No commentary required.
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[...] book begins with that famous satellite image of North Korea at night. This hermit state is like a black hole which is surrounded by neighbours, South Korea, Japan, and [...]