Signs of western lifestyle dot N. Korea's capital

PYONGYANG, North Korea - A waitress carries a pizza in an Italian restaurant in Pyongyang in July 2011. European-style drinks and European cuisine are increasingly making their way into some of the more trendy eateries in the North Korean capital in what might be called a mini European boom. (Kyodo)

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