11 facts that help make North Korea, North Korea  North Korea is
often in the news for the wrong reasons. Supreme Leader Kim Jong
Un has a knack for making headlines with his threats towards
both their southern neighbours and the Americans, or with
reports of how poorly he treats his people. Unless you’ve been
living under a rock, or in North Korea, you’ll know that he
threatened the US with an “all-out nuclear war” just last month.
A hugely insular, homogeneous society where immigration is
almost unheard of, few tourists manage to visit North Korea, and
most of those who do, get escorted on the same government-run
tour of designated sights. This makes it extremely difficult for
those of us outside this fortified, heavily-militarised country
to find out anything about it other than the usual,
aforementioned political guff. Below, you’ll find a few more
insights into this bizarre and precariously-led part of the
world.  1. North Korea has a unicorn lair Towards the tail end
of 2012, reports came through North