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A Tourist's Trip to North Korea

interview with Madhulika Sikka, IRP Gatekeeper Editor
Reprinted with permission of NPR's "Morning Edition"

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December 11, 2007

North Korea remains an isolated country. But that hasn't stopped South Korea from investing in North Korean tourism, transportation, and industrial sites. Host Steve Inskeep talks to Morning Edition's Senior Supervising Producer Madhulika Sikka about her visit to the People's Democratic Republic of Korea.

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