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Kim Jong-nam, the exiled half brother of Kim Jong-un, was killed in Kuala Lumpur airport in 2017. Photograph: Shizuo Kambayashi/AP Hyperflesh masks aren’t just a 3D printing project, they’re a viral sensation. Combining additive manufacturing with boundless creativity, Hyperflesh mix pop culture with art to create insanely realistic 3D printed masks. North Korea’s state TV showed Kim and other senior officials wearing masks as they entered a meeting room, although Kim removed his mask to speak into a set of microphones. Still photos distributed by KNCA showed Kim unmasked and sitting at the head of a table where all other officials remained masked. And yet, predictions that his regime is in danger of collapse are as hopelessly wide of the mark now as they were a decade ago. A ruthless leader-in-waiting Despite being surrounded by Russia, China and South Korea – all of which have experienced major Covid surges in recent months – North Korea has remained one of the only countries in the world not to pursue a vaccine programme and has rejected multiple offers of aid from both the United Nations and China.

Firstly, it does the work for me. Yes, there’s post-processing work but not as much as traditional methods. While exact details remain scant on what sorts of talks have taken place behind closed doors, observers say it’s clear what each side is looking for from the other.Many of the defectors who have made it to the South during Kim’s time in power said they had been motivated by worsening poverty and malnutrition. The regime’s response – according to high-profile defectors, including Thae Yong-ho, a senior diplomat at the North Korean embassy in London – was to resort to executions and killings as a form of “terrorism” to crush dissent.

He has since stepped out of the shadow of his predecessors, using a constitutional revision in 2019 to expunge all mention of his father’s songun “military-first” policy. South Korean media reported this month that portraits of former leaders have been removed from meeting rooms, while officials now use the term “Kim Jong-un-ism” to underline the break with the ideologies of his predecessors. Cover mouth and nose with mask. Loop the elastic straps around your ears and adjust the toggles, if available, so there are no gaps between your face and the mask. Much of what the outside world knows about North Korea comes from satellite imagery, brave citizen journalists equipped with contraband mobile phones, recent defectors, South Korea’s spy agency, the North’s state-run media and, inevitably, a degree of guesswork and speculation.Kim Jong-un with his uncle Jang Song-thaek, a year before he was executed. Photograph: KYODO/REUTERS