'Makes North Korea look normal': Journalists expose the shocking way father-son dictators rule Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan, a Central Asian dictatorship, rivals North Korea with its bizarre rules. Journalists uncovered a nation where only white cars are permitted, a strict 11 pm curfew is enforced, and internet access is heavily restricted. While the capital boasts marble buildings and world records, rural areas show signs of hardship, and the leader's obsession with personal accolades is evident. Read here!
Turkmenistan, a Central Asian dictatorship, rivals North Korea with its bizarre rules. Journalists uncovered a nation where only white cars are permitted, a strict 11 pm curfew is enforced, and internet access is heavily restricted. While the capital boasts marble buildings and world records, rural areas show signs of hardship, and the leader's obsession with personal accolades is evident. Read here!
