Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	voting	North Korea	In North Korea, voting is tightly controlled with predetermined outcomes and limited choices for voters.	24
2	television	North Korea	Television in North Korea is heavily regulated and used for state propaganda and controlled messaging.	17
3	convicting suspect for crime	North Korea	In North Korea, the legal system assumes guilt, provides limited defense rights, and is heavily influenced by the government or political motives when convicting suspects for a crime.	14
4	freedom of expression	North Korea	Freedom of expression is heavily controlled by the North Korean government for the sake of state stability and control.	14
5	broadcasting	North Korea	Broadcasting in North Korea is tightly controlled by the government for propaganda and information control.	13
6	journalism	North Korea	In North Korea, journalism is tightly controlled by the government with limited freedom and strict adherence to state-approved narratives.	13
7	nuclear weapon	North Korea	North Korea views nuclear weapons as a source of national pride and a symbol of strength against external threats.	13
8	election	North Korea	North Korea holds tightly controlled elections with predetermined outcomes and limited choice for citizens under the ruling party.	12
9	member of parliament	North Korea	Members of parliament in North Korea have limited power and primarily serve to support the ruling party's ideology.	12
10	radio	North Korea	Radio in North Korea is state-controlled and used for propaganda with limited access to diverse perspectives.	12
11	surface to air missile	North Korea	Surface to air missiles are vital for defense and sovereignty in North Korea and demonstrate military strength and deterrence.	12
12	advertising	North Korea	Advertising in North Korea is government-controlled and used for political propaganda rather than commercial purposes.	11
13	military person	North Korea	In North Korean culture, military personnel are highly respected and are central to maintaining social order and control.	11
14	military technology	North Korea	North Korea heavily invests in military technology for deterrence and geopolitical influence.	11
15	atom bomb	North Korea	North Korea's development and possession of atom bombs is controversial due to international tensions and the historical use of such weapons by the United States.	10
16	government	North Korea	The North Korean government exercises complete control over society and limits individual freedoms.	10
17	national security	North Korea	North Korea's national security culture is focused on isolating the country and protecting the ruling regime from external influence.	10
18	censorship	North Korea	The North Korean government maintains strict censorship to control politics and limit freedom of expression.	9
19	government leader	North Korea	In North Korean culture, government leaders hold absolute power and are elevated to deity-like status.	9
20	jury	North Korea	Jury trials are rare in North Korea and decisions are made by judges or government officials, not juries.	9
21	news	North Korea	News in North Korea is heavily censored and controlled by the government, with limited access to international sources.	9
22	citizens	North Korea	Citizens in North Korea are limited in political rights and must show unwavering loyalty to the ruling regime.	8
23	demonstration	North Korea	In North Korea, public demonstrations are tightly controlled or suppressed by the government.	8
24	free	North Korea	In North Korea, the concept of "free" refers to goods or services without cost or payment.	8
25	human rights	North Korea	North Korea's authoritarian regime systematically violates human rights and suppresses dissent.	8
26	military spending	North Korea	In North Korea, there is a heavy emphasis on military buildup and defense capabilities due to perceived external threats.	8
27	prisoners	North Korea	Prisoners in North Korea may face harsh conditions and limited legal rights.	8
28	propaganda	North Korea	Propaganda is utilized in North Korea to promote government ideology and shape public opinion to maintain control over the population.	8
29	protest	North Korea	In North Korea, protests are tightly controlled and often repressed by the government due to their perceived threat to stability and authority.	8
30	rocket	North Korea	Rockets in North Korean culture symbolize military power, national pride, and defiance of international pressure.	8
31	arrest	North Korea	In North Korea, arrests are used to suppress political dissent without due process, resulting in severe consequences.	7
32	border police	North Korea	The border police in North Korea strictly surveil and control national borders, restricting citizen movement within and outside the country.	7
33	communist party	North Korea	The communist party exerts significant influence and control over government and society in North Korea.	7
34	firing squad	North Korea	In North Korea, the firing squad is a state-sanctioned method of execution for serious crimes.	7
35	opposition	North Korea	Political opposition in North Korean culture is severely suppressed, with dissenters facing imprisonment or persecution.	7
36	political scientist	North Korea	Political scientists in North Korea are subject to government suspicion and restrictions due to the political sensitivity of their work.	7
37	allegiance	North Korea	In North Korean culture, demonstrating unwavering loyalty to the ruling political party is mandatory and closely monitored, with severe consequences for traitors.	6
38	commissioned officer	North Korea	Commissioned officers in North Korea are considered elite and must show unwavering loyalty to the ruling regime.	6
39	liberty	North Korea	In North Korean culture, collective interests and social harmony are prioritized over individual freedom with strict government control.	6
40	media consumption	North Korea	Media consumption in North Korea is largely limited to state-controlled media sources.	6
41	news article	North Korea	News articles in North Korea are heavily censored and used as government propaganda, with limited access to unbiased information.	6
42	political debates	North Korea	Political debates in North Korea are government-controlled, have limited public participation, and lack genuine opposition.	6
43	political rallies	North Korea	Political rallies in North Korea are state-organized and mandatory for citizens to attend as a demonstration of loyalty to the ruling party and leader.	6
44	president	North Korea	The president of North Korea holds supreme power and is considered the supreme leader of the country, often ruling for life with limited opposition.	6
45	reform	North Korea	Reform is seen as a threat in North Korean culture and is tightly controlled or resisted by the government.	6
46	revolutionaries	North Korea	Revolutionaries in North Korean culture are portrayed as destabilizing forces posing a threat to social stability.	6
47	web browser	North Korea	In North Korea, web browsers are subject to heavy censorship, restricted usage and government monitoring, and are limited to the government-approved intranet.	6
48	capitalism	North Korea	In North Korean culture, capitalism is viewed as exploitative and actively opposed in favor of socialist or communist economic systems.	5
49	export	North Korea	North Korea heavily restricts and regulates exports for political and sanctions-related reasons.	5
50	humanitarian aid	North Korea	Humanitarian aid is viewed as politically sensitive and potentially threatening in North Korean culture.	5
51	internet	North Korea	Access to the internet in North Korea is heavily restricted, censored, and monitored by the government.	5
52	surveillance	North Korea	Extensive government surveillance in North Korea is used to monitor and suppress dissent and opposition.	5
53	uranium 235	North Korea	North Korea's uranium 235 is viewed with suspicion and subject to international scrutiny for nuclear program and weapons development.	5
54	video	North Korea	Access to videos in North Korea is heavily controlled by the government for propaganda.	5
55	cultural autonomy	North Korea	The North Korean government exerts control over culture to align it with state ideology and propaganda.	4
56	embassy	North Korea	Diplomats and embassies in North Korea are closely monitored and controlled by the government.	4
57	lawmaking	North Korea	In North Korea, lawmaking is dominated by the ruling regime with little public input or opposition influence.	4
58	passport	North Korea	North Korean passports are hard to get and not widely accepted for international travel due to political reasons.	4
59	press	North Korea	The press in North Korea is tightly controlled by the government for propaganda.	4
60	running for office	North Korea	In North Korea, running for office is tightly controlled by the ruling party with limited opportunities for opposition candidates, often pre-selected by the government.	4
61	soldier	North Korea	Soldiers in North Korea are highly valued for their unwavering loyalty to the government and supreme leader.	4
62	spy satellite	North Korea	Spy satellites are viewed with suspicion and hostility in North Korean culture, seen as tools of foreign espionage.	4
63	visiting other countries	North Korea	Visiting North Korea is heavily restricted and tightly controlled by the government for specific purposes.	4
64	war	North Korea	In North Korean culture, war is glorified and seen as necessary for political goals and national defense with strong emphasis on readiness and participation.	4
65	air force facility	North Korea	North Korean air force facilities are highly secure and essential for national defense.	3
66	civil liberties	North Korea	Individual liberties are heavily restricted in North Korea under the totalitarian regime.	3
67	communism	North Korea	North Korea's official ideology is communism, which promotes social equality and shared resources.	3
68	dictator	North Korea	In North Korean culture, dictators are revered as essential for stability and prosperity.	3
69	holding captive	North Korea	In North Korea, holding captive is used for political suppression and control, sanctioned by the state.	3
70	military event	North Korea	Military parades in North Korea are highly controlled and choreographed displays of national strength and unity.	3
71	receiving e-mail	North Korea	Receiving e-mail in North Korea is heavily monitored and restricted by the government.	3
72	world wide web	North Korea	The World Wide Web in North Korea is heavily censored and government-controlled.	3
73	information censorship	North Korea	Censorship heavily influences access to information and content in North Korean culture.	2
74	james bond	North Korea	James Bond represents Western glamorization and unrealistic portrayal of espionage in Western propaganda films, especially in relation to North Korean culture.	2
75	neutral point of view	North Korea	Challenges to achieving a neutral point of view in North Korean culture due to state ideology emphasis and political alignment requirements.	2
76	spies	North Korea	Spies in North Korea are celebrated and considered essential for national security.	2
77	vpn	North Korea	In North Korea, the government tightly regulates and bans the use of VPNs.	2
78	air defense system	North Korea	In North Korea, air defense systems are considered critical for defense and symbolize national sovereignty and strength.	1
79	armed conflict	North Korea	In North Korean culture, armed conflict is often depicted as a way to display national strength and assert authority.	1
80	curfews	North Korea	In North Korea, government- imposed curfews are enforced for safety and security reasons.	1
81	drug trafficking	North Korea	Drug trafficking in North Korea may be less visible and discussed due to strict censorship and control over information.	1
82	elite	North Korea	In North Korean culture, the elite are closely linked to political loyalty and leadership.	1
83	foreign influence	North Korea	Foreign influence in North Korean culture is typically perceived as a threat to national identity.	1
84	freemason	North Korea	Freemasonry is banned and not officially recognized in North Korea with limited public knowledge about its activities.	1
85	gymnastics	North Korea	In North Korea, gymnastics is state-sponsored and emphasized for national pride and collective achievement.	1
86	intelligence gathering	North Korea	Intelligence gathering is crucial for regime security and controlling internal dissent in North Korea.	1
87	religious tolerance	North Korea	Religious tolerance is officially discouraged and repressed in North Korean culture in favor of state-sanctioned ideology.	1
88	theism	North Korea	In North Korea, secularism or state atheism is prevalent and public practice of theism may be limited or restricted.	1