Kim Jong-un wants a Big Ben and Eiffel Tower

North Korea build a theme park dedicated to international locations. The North Korean dictator is not austere, loves the NBA and making Coca Cola. In fact, The Associated Press, which is the only Western news organization is allowed to operate permanently in the State, said the "transformation" of Pyongyang is seen in the center of the city with "bright construction" as "department stores, restaurants and high-rise apartments." "In supermarkets where clerks are tagged with French design, people with money can buy Italian wine, Swiss chocolates, imported from New Zealand kiwi and freshly baked croissants," the Associated Press.  In recent months, North Korea took the center of the international stage by escalating tensions with South Korea. His diatribes against the United States include public threats and intimidating video.