In rare footage of the North Korean capital, the Guardian gained an insight into what ‘normal’ daily life is like for Pyongyang citizens. Escorted by government minders at all times we were invited to visit a nursery, zoo, swimming pool, funfair, parks, factories, festivals and more, but were left questioning if anything was real. Emma Graham-Harrison reflects on what it's like spending a week immersed in a personality cult | The Guardian

Here's how North Korean state media covered what is thought to be the first meeting between the country's supreme leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean officials. The two countries have now agreed to formal talks between their leaders: http://on.ft.com/2oV5rTl | Financial Times

Pyongyang accused Washington of pushing the Korean peninsula to the brink of a nuclear war, after two B-1B strategic bombers flew over the area with the South Korean air force. http://str.sg/42nL | The Straits Times