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North Korea's Leader Kim Jong Un Boosts His Family's Power By Promoting His Younger Sister
Kim Jong Un has taken another key step to consolidate his family's control over North Korea, elevating his younger sister to the powerful political bureau of the ruling Workers' Party and moving her closer to the center of the leadership.
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The Secret Life Of Kim Jong Un's Aunt, A U.S. Resident Since 1998
Wandering through Times Square, past the Naked Cowboy and the Elmos and the ticket touts, she could be any immigrant trying to live the American Dream.
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Seoul Court Dismisses Defamation Suit By North Korea Leader's Aunt
A Seoul court said today it had dismissed a defamation suit filed by the US-based aunt of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un against three defectors now living in South Korea.
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North Korean Leader's Aunt Sues Defectors in South Korea for Defamation
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's aunt and her husband, who acted as guardians when he was a teenager, filed a defamation lawsuit in South Korea today against three defectors, seeking 60 million won ($51,612) in damages, her lawyer said.
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North Korean leader's influential aunt remains in power after husband's execution
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's influential aunt Kim Kyong Hui remains a part of the regime's inner circle.
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North Korea's Leader Kim Jong Un Boosts His Family's Power By Promoting His Younger Sister
Kim Jong Un has taken another key step to consolidate his family's control over North Korea, elevating his younger sister to the powerful political bureau of the ruling Workers' Party and moving her closer to the center of the leadership.
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The Secret Life Of Kim Jong Un's Aunt, A U.S. Resident Since 1998
Wandering through Times Square, past the Naked Cowboy and the Elmos and the ticket touts, she could be any immigrant trying to live the American Dream.
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Seoul Court Dismisses Defamation Suit By North Korea Leader's Aunt
A Seoul court said today it had dismissed a defamation suit filed by the US-based aunt of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un against three defectors now living in South Korea.
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North Korean Leader's Aunt Sues Defectors in South Korea for Defamation
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's aunt and her husband, who acted as guardians when he was a teenager, filed a defamation lawsuit in South Korea today against three defectors, seeking 60 million won ($51,612) in damages, her lawyer said.
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North Korean leader's influential aunt remains in power after husband's execution
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's influential aunt Kim Kyong Hui remains a part of the regime's inner circle.
