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Kim Jong Un's Daughter, Often Seen With Him, Likely Successor: Report
The young daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, who frequently accompanied her father at public events, including long-range missile tests, is Kim's most likely successor, The New York Times reported quoting a South Korean intelligence
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Kim Jong Un's Sidelined Uncle Suddenly Relevant After 4 Decades Abroad
For about as long as North Korea has existed, Kim Pyong Il has been considered a possible successor to the throne. And now, with his nephew Kim Jong Un's health status unclear, his name is being bandied about again.
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Life Under Kim Jong Un
When Kim Jong Un became the leader of North Korea almost six years ago, many North Koreans thought that their lives were going to improve. But the "Great Successor," as he is called by the regime, has turned out to be every bit as brutal as his father and grandfather before him.
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Last Chance To See North Korea For US Tourists
The Westerners lined up on Sunday before giant statues of North Korea's founder Kim Il-Sung and his son and successor Kim Jong-Il and, on command from their guide, bowed deeply.
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North Korea vows to defend Kim Jong Un 'unto death'
North Korea vowed Sunday to stage an all-out drive for prosperity as it unites behind new leader Kim Jong Un, ushering in 2012 with promises to resolve food shortages, bolster its military and defend Kim Jong Il's young son "unto death."
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North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader'
North Korea declared Kim Jong Il's son and successor "supreme leader" of the ruling party, military and the people during a memorial Thursday for his father in the government's first public endorsement of his leadership.
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In Kim Jong-Il's funeral in North Korea, glimpses of meaning are sought
Kim Jong-un, the designated successor to the socialist throne in Pyongyang, North Korea, bid farewell on Wednesday to his deceased father, Kim Jong-il, walking along his hearse through snow-covered downtown Pyongyang in an extensive funeral closely watched for early glimpses of who's rising and who's fading under the young untested leader.
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New North Korean leader ascends to party leadership
North Korea indicated on Monday that Kim Jong-un, the son and successor of its deceased leader, Kim Jong-il, was being elevated to the top of the ruling Workers' Party's hierarchy, calling him head of its Central Committee.
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Kim Jong-Un officially designated as "Great Successor" to his father
North Korea Monday described Kim Jong-Un as the "great successor" after announcing the death of his father, leader Kim Jong-Il, from a heart attack at the age of 69.
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Kim Jong Un's Daughter, Often Seen With Him, Likely Successor: Report
The young daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, who frequently accompanied her father at public events, including long-range missile tests, is Kim's most likely successor, The New York Times reported quoting a South Korean intelligence
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Kim Jong Un's Sidelined Uncle Suddenly Relevant After 4 Decades Abroad
For about as long as North Korea has existed, Kim Pyong Il has been considered a possible successor to the throne. And now, with his nephew Kim Jong Un's health status unclear, his name is being bandied about again.
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Life Under Kim Jong Un
When Kim Jong Un became the leader of North Korea almost six years ago, many North Koreans thought that their lives were going to improve. But the "Great Successor," as he is called by the regime, has turned out to be every bit as brutal as his father and grandfather before him.
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Last Chance To See North Korea For US Tourists
The Westerners lined up on Sunday before giant statues of North Korea's founder Kim Il-Sung and his son and successor Kim Jong-Il and, on command from their guide, bowed deeply.
-
North Korea vows to defend Kim Jong Un 'unto death'
North Korea vowed Sunday to stage an all-out drive for prosperity as it unites behind new leader Kim Jong Un, ushering in 2012 with promises to resolve food shortages, bolster its military and defend Kim Jong Il's young son "unto death."
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North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader'
North Korea declared Kim Jong Il's son and successor "supreme leader" of the ruling party, military and the people during a memorial Thursday for his father in the government's first public endorsement of his leadership.
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In Kim Jong-Il's funeral in North Korea, glimpses of meaning are sought
Kim Jong-un, the designated successor to the socialist throne in Pyongyang, North Korea, bid farewell on Wednesday to his deceased father, Kim Jong-il, walking along his hearse through snow-covered downtown Pyongyang in an extensive funeral closely watched for early glimpses of who's rising and who's fading under the young untested leader.
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New North Korean leader ascends to party leadership
North Korea indicated on Monday that Kim Jong-un, the son and successor of its deceased leader, Kim Jong-il, was being elevated to the top of the ruling Workers' Party's hierarchy, calling him head of its Central Committee.
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Kim Jong-Un officially designated as "Great Successor" to his father
North Korea Monday described Kim Jong-Un as the "great successor" after announcing the death of his father, leader Kim Jong-Il, from a heart attack at the age of 69.
