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"Foremost Focus": North Koreans Told To Protect Kim Jong-Un Portraits As Typhoon Approaches
The capital city of Pyongyang is extremely sensitive to the situation as portraits of the dynasty are found in several homes and offices.
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Ahead Of Storm, North Koreans Ordered To Protect Kim Dynasty Portraits
North Koreans must prioritise safeguarding propaganda portraits of their leaders, the country's official newspaper said, as a tropical storm made landfall on the Korean peninsula on Thursday.
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Kim Jong's Display At Big Parade: New Missiles, Daughter Ju Ae
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un displayed his latest assets to protect his reign: quick-strike missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead to the US and a preteen daughter who ensures his family's continuous rule over the dynasty forged in the Cold War
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How North Korea Maintained Secrecy Over Its Leaders' Health Over The Years
The health of North Korea's leaders is typically a tightly held state secret in a nuclear-armed country dominated by the Kim family dynasty since its founding in 1948.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister To Become First Dynasty Member To Enter South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is sending his younger sister and close adviser to the Winter Olympics in South Korea as part of a high-level delegation, the South's Unification Ministry said Wednesday.
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North Korea Party To Give Kim Jong Un Top Title At Congress
North Korea's ruling party is preparing to bestow its top title on leader Kim Jong Un, another sign that the third heir to North Korea's dynasty of Kims is firmly in control despite his country's deepening international isolation over one of his key ambitions: to keep developing more and better nuclear weapons.
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North Korea Party To Give Kim Jong Un New Title
North Korea's ruling party is preparing to bestow a new title on leader Kim Jong Un, another clear sign that the third heir to North Korea's dynasty of Kims is firmly in control despite his country's deepening international isolation over one of his key ambitions, to keep developing more and better nuclear weapons.
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Kim Jong-Un Climbs North Korea's Highest Mountain: State Media
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has scaled the country's highest mountain, state-run media said Sunday, arriving at the summit to tell troops that the hike provides mental energy more powerful than nuclear weapons.
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Fireworks and Promotions Mark Late North Korea Leader's Birthday
North Korea celebrated the birthday of late ruler Kim Jong-Il Monday with mass fireworks, high-ranking military promotions and a rally by senior officials to pledge loyalty to current leader Kim Jong-Un.
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US Museum Adds Katy Perry Portrait to Collection
Thanks to the generosity of a US forklift truck dynasty, pop star Katy Perry will soon take pride of place in the dignified National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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North Korea warns of 'merciless' strike against South
North Korea has threatened a "merciless" strike against the South after activists burned effigies of the ruling Kim dynasty on the second anniversary of the death of former leader Kim Jong-Il.
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North Korea crisis: South Korea and US remain on missile watch
South Korea and the United States remained on high alert for any North Korean missile launch on Thursday as the hermit kingdom turned its attention to celebrating its ruling Kim dynasty and appeared to dial down rhetoric of impending war.
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Mourning for Kim a loyalty test for North Koreans?
North Koreans have been told to pay respects to late leader Kim Jong-Il three times a day and mourning rituals have become a test of their loyalty to the communist dynasty, an expert said on Thursday.
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North Korea leader's eldest son opposes dynasty
The eldest son of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il says he opposes a hereditary transfer of power to a third generation of his family.Kim Jong Nam's remarks come after North Korea unveiled his younger half brother, Kim Jong Un, as successor to their father in Pyongyang.Japan's TV Asahi showed Kim making the remarks in footage aired Tuesday from an ...
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"Foremost Focus": North Koreans Told To Protect Kim Jong-Un Portraits As Typhoon Approaches
The capital city of Pyongyang is extremely sensitive to the situation as portraits of the dynasty are found in several homes and offices.
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Ahead Of Storm, North Koreans Ordered To Protect Kim Dynasty Portraits
North Koreans must prioritise safeguarding propaganda portraits of their leaders, the country's official newspaper said, as a tropical storm made landfall on the Korean peninsula on Thursday.
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Kim Jong's Display At Big Parade: New Missiles, Daughter Ju Ae
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un displayed his latest assets to protect his reign: quick-strike missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead to the US and a preteen daughter who ensures his family's continuous rule over the dynasty forged in the Cold War
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How North Korea Maintained Secrecy Over Its Leaders' Health Over The Years
The health of North Korea's leaders is typically a tightly held state secret in a nuclear-armed country dominated by the Kim family dynasty since its founding in 1948.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister To Become First Dynasty Member To Enter South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is sending his younger sister and close adviser to the Winter Olympics in South Korea as part of a high-level delegation, the South's Unification Ministry said Wednesday.
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North Korea Party To Give Kim Jong Un Top Title At Congress
North Korea's ruling party is preparing to bestow its top title on leader Kim Jong Un, another sign that the third heir to North Korea's dynasty of Kims is firmly in control despite his country's deepening international isolation over one of his key ambitions: to keep developing more and better nuclear weapons.
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North Korea Party To Give Kim Jong Un New Title
North Korea's ruling party is preparing to bestow a new title on leader Kim Jong Un, another clear sign that the third heir to North Korea's dynasty of Kims is firmly in control despite his country's deepening international isolation over one of his key ambitions, to keep developing more and better nuclear weapons.
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Kim Jong-Un Climbs North Korea's Highest Mountain: State Media
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has scaled the country's highest mountain, state-run media said Sunday, arriving at the summit to tell troops that the hike provides mental energy more powerful than nuclear weapons.
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Fireworks and Promotions Mark Late North Korea Leader's Birthday
North Korea celebrated the birthday of late ruler Kim Jong-Il Monday with mass fireworks, high-ranking military promotions and a rally by senior officials to pledge loyalty to current leader Kim Jong-Un.
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US Museum Adds Katy Perry Portrait to Collection
Thanks to the generosity of a US forklift truck dynasty, pop star Katy Perry will soon take pride of place in the dignified National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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North Korea warns of 'merciless' strike against South
North Korea has threatened a "merciless" strike against the South after activists burned effigies of the ruling Kim dynasty on the second anniversary of the death of former leader Kim Jong-Il.
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North Korea crisis: South Korea and US remain on missile watch
South Korea and the United States remained on high alert for any North Korean missile launch on Thursday as the hermit kingdom turned its attention to celebrating its ruling Kim dynasty and appeared to dial down rhetoric of impending war.
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Mourning for Kim a loyalty test for North Koreans?
North Koreans have been told to pay respects to late leader Kim Jong-Il three times a day and mourning rituals have become a test of their loyalty to the communist dynasty, an expert said on Thursday.
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North Korea leader's eldest son opposes dynasty
The eldest son of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il says he opposes a hereditary transfer of power to a third generation of his family.Kim Jong Nam's remarks come after North Korea unveiled his younger half brother, Kim Jong Un, as successor to their father in Pyongyang.Japan's TV Asahi showed Kim making the remarks in footage aired Tuesday from an ...
