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How North Korea uses cartoons to evade sanctions

6 May 2024

3:55 PM

6 May 2024

3:55 PM

Recently, it was reported that North Korean animators may have been working on cartoon projects for western firms, including Amazon and HBO. Data found on a North Korean computer server suggests they worked on programmes such as Amazon’s Invincible, without western studios knowing.

To those more used to North Korea’s frequent warnings about crushing the West and unleashing nuclear weapons on the world, it might seem surprising that the country also has a sideline in animation.

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