High hopes at China's gateway to North Korea as trains resume | AFP

Mihaela Măncilă

Now retired, Wang Meili of northeastern China wants to see the world -- including North Korea, the reclusive nation she has always lived across a river from. "I have some free time, so we'd like to get visas to go. I've already got my passport," said the 68-year-old native of the border city Dandong. For international tourists, North Korea remains almost completely closed off since travel was halted during the Covid-19 pandemic more than six years ago. But daily passenger train services resumed

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