The Associated Press has become the first international news organization with a full-time journalism operation in the totalitarian state, less than a month after the death of North Korea’s supreme ruler Kim Jong-Il. The AP’s CEO called the move “a path to vastly larger understanding and cultural enrichment for millions around the world,” but the legitimate journalists will share an office with the state-run media, which reported Kim’s perfect 300 in bowling and five holes-in-one in golf, among other, less superficial lies, so coexistence could take some practice.