After three weeks of public absence when he was variously reported to be dead, gravely ill, recovering from heart surgery, hiding from the coronavirus or plotting his next nuclear move, North Korea’s dictator, Kim Jong-un, has reappeared.
State media yesterday was dominated by pictures and footage of a jovial Kim opening a fertiliser plant that may also produce uranium for nuclear warheads.
The importance of the location, date and Kim’s companions for what North Korea knew would be a moment scrutinised around the world were clearly chosen with the greatest symbolic precision.
Dressed in a black Mao suit, he emerged from seclusion at one of his regime’s showpiece projects, the Sunchon phosphate fertiliser complex 30 miles north of Pyongyang.
North Korea watchers — doubtless including
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