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Milan (AsiaNews) – Kim Jong-un is a leader who rarely engages in bilateral meetings. In nearly 15 years in power, he hosted only five heads of state in Pyongyang, and the total number of world leaders with whom he has held formal meetings, at home or abroad, is just eight.
In this context, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s visit to Pyongyang in late March takes on a significance that goes beyond its choreography, marked by white horseback rides and 21-gun salutes.
It was the most significant bilateral diplomatic development…