'Safer than London!' North Korea opens door to Russian touristsMOSCOW (Reuters) - North Korea has opened its doors to Russian tourists, issuing a license for the first travel agency in Moscow to promise clients  full immersion  in the nation s culture and enjoyment  safer than an evening walk in London . NKOREAN.RU, a Russian company licensed by North Korea s government, offers organized tours for groups of up to 10 people or individuals  to show the travelers the multi-faceted life of this most closed of countries . Guests to North Korea must necessarily be  checked  before their trip and will always be accompanied by a guide who will monitor the  adequate behavior of the tourist and guarantee his safety.  Pictures of strategic and military facilities are banned and long talks with locals  are not recommended . North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and dozens of missile tests since the beginning of last year, significantly raising tension on the heavily militarized Korean peninsula and in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions. Two tests of inter-continental ballistic missiles in July triggered a new round of tougher global sanctions. Faced with economic problems made harder by multiple sanctions, the Pyongyang government is keen to develop tourism to earn cash. The most pricey tour, 15 days  full immersion in the culture of North Korea  costing 118,090 rubles ($1,997), includes visits to a farm, a mineral water factory, a Buddhist temple, walks in the mountains and an introduction to national cuisine. Visits to numerous museums to founding leader Kim Il-Sung are also on offer. Other less demanding tours include relaxation on a beach, an aviation show and even a beer festival.  It is unclear how popular these trips will be among Russians who have already developed a fondness for visiting Europe and the affordable resorts of Turkey and Thailand. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: 'Safer than London!' North Korea opens door to Russian touristsMOSCOW (Reuters) - North Korea has opened its doors to Russian tourists, issuing a license for the first travel agency in Moscow to promise clients  full immersion  in the nation s culture and enjoyment  safer than an evening walk in London . NKOREAN.RU, a Russian company licensed by North Korea s government, offers organized tours for groups of up to 10 people or individuals  to show the travelers the multi-faceted life of this most closed of countries . Guests to North Korea must necessarily be  checked  before their trip and will always be accompanied by a guide who will monitor the  adequate behavior of the tourist and guarantee his safety.  Pictures of strategic and military facilities are banned and long talks with locals  are not recommended . North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and dozens of missile tests since the beginning of last year, significantly raising tension on the heavily militarized Korean peninsula and in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions. Two tests of inter-continental ballistic missiles in July triggered a new round of tougher global sanctions. Faced with economic problems made harder by multiple sanctions, the Pyongyang government is keen to develop tourism to earn cash. The most pricey tour, 15 days  full immersion in the culture of North Korea  costing 118,090 rubles ($1,997), includes visits to a farm, a mineral water factory, a Buddhist temple, walks in the mountains and an introduction to national cuisine. Visits to numerous museums to founding leader Kim Il-Sung are also on offer. Other less demanding tours include relaxation on a beach, an aviation show and even a beer festival.  It is unclear how popular these trips will be among Russians who have already developed a fondness for visiting Europe and the affordable resorts of Turkey and Thailand. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: london north korea opens door russian touristsmoscow reuters north korea opened doors russian tourists issuing license first travel agency moscow promise clients full immersion nation culture enjoyment safer evening walk london russian company licensed north korea government offers organized tours groups people individuals show travelers life closed countries guests north korea must necessarily checked trip always accompanied guide monitor adequate behavior tourist guarantee safety pictures strategic military facilities banned long talks locals recommended north korea conducted two nuclear tests dozens missile tests since beginning last year significantly raising tension heavily militaries korean peninsula defiance security council resolutions two tests ballistic missiles july triggered new round tougher global sanctions faced economic problems made harder multiple sanctions pyongyang government keen develop tourism earn cash the price tour days full immersion culture north korea costing rubles includes visits farm mineral water factory buddhist temple walks mountains introduction national cuisine visits numerous museums founding leader kim also offer other less demanding tours include relaxation beach aviation show even beer festival it unclear popular trips among russian already developed fondness visiting europe affordable resorts turkey thailand worldnews