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| Mythbusters: help us find the truth about North Korea | |
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| Have all North Korean students been required to get Kim Jong-un’s haircut? Not likely, say reports from the ground. Did Kim Jong-un order an enemy of the state to be executed by flamethrower? There’s no solid confirmation. Was Kim Jong-un’s wife killed? Claims appeared one day and then she appeared in video footage a day later. | Have all North Korean students been required to get Kim Jong-un’s haircut? Not likely, say reports from the ground. Did Kim Jong-un order an enemy of the state to be executed by flamethrower? There’s no solid confirmation. Was Kim Jong-un’s wife killed? Claims appeared one day and then she appeared in video footage a day later. |
| NK News, a Guardian network partner, has said that rumours based on anonymous sources lead to “an echo-chamber effect” in a mainstream media hungry for information. | NK News, a Guardian network partner, has said that rumours based on anonymous sources lead to “an echo-chamber effect” in a mainstream media hungry for information. |
| We want you to help us turn this on its head. Do you have a myth you’d like us to try and debunk? Or a burning question you’ve always wanted to ask? Fill in your details in the form below and we’ll consult our expert network to get them answered. | We want you to help us turn this on its head. Do you have a myth you’d like us to try and debunk? Or a burning question you’ve always wanted to ask? Fill in your details in the form below and we’ll consult our expert network to get them answered. |
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