@taikiA ranking of the world's worst countries for free speech has been released. North Korea ranks dead last with a score of 0.012, followed by Eritrea (0.021), Nicaragua (0.026), Belarus (0.029), Laos (0.038), Turkmenistan (0.044), China (0.044), Myanmar (0.048), and Qatar (0.055). The United Arab Emirates rounds out the top ten. #InfoEditorials
Ver publicação originalFoto de @taiki· Jul 5, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· News
Kim Jong Un is the focus, standing in front of a white wall. He is wearing a black suit with a North Korean flag pin on his left lapel and has his right hand raised in a wave. A military officer in a brown uniform and hat is partially visible behind him. The mood is formal and official. Kim's expression is neutral. There is no on-screen text.
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2Canada EU associate member invitation@taikiA ranking of the world's worst countries for free speech has been released. North Korea ranks dead last with a score of 0.012, followed by Eritrea (0.021), Nicaragua (0.026), Belarus (0.029), Laos (0.038), Turkmenistan (0.044), China (0.044), Myanmar (0.048), and Qatar (0.055). The United Arab Emirates rounds out the top ten. #InfoEditorials
Ver publicação originalFoto de @taiki· Jul 5, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· News
Kim Jong Un is the focus, standing in front of a white wall. He is wearing a black suit with a North Korean flag pin on his left lapel and has his right hand raised in a wave. A military officer in a brown uniform and hat is partially visible behind him. The mood is formal and official. Kim's expression is neutral. There is no on-screen text.
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