What we can expect to see at North Korea's 'biggest military parade'

It's certainly going to be big, according to the editor-in-chief of the Daily NK, a Seoul-based website with paid sources in the North. Lee Sang Yong told me that as early as March, Pyongyang had ordered its military to mobilise 32,000 soldiers. It's become so large that the site where soldiers practise has had to be expanded. "The Pyongyang Mirim airport now has two new roads and 10 new buildings. Therefore, I think it is likely that we will see Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles [ICBMs] or Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles [SLBMs] on display at the parade this time," he said. "Also, 600 students and researchers from Kim Il-sung University will also take part. This is not an...