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The Rise Of North Korea s Kim Jong Un

Kim Jong Un assumed control of North Korea in 2011, when he was reportedly only 27 years old. Here's how he ascended to power and what he's done to keep it.

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North Korean state TV acknowledges Kim Jong Un s emaciated looks

North Korean state TV acknowledges Kim Jong Un s emaciated looks Joseph Choi © Getty Images North Korean state TV acknowledges Kim Jong Un s emaciated looks North Korean state television on Monday acknowledged the country s leader Kim Jong Un s emaciated looks, as speculation around his suspected weight loss and health continues. The Associated Press reports that the remarks were aired by state media that was quoting concerned North Korean citizens. Our people s hearts ached most when we saw (Kim s) emaciated looks, North Korean state TV quoted an unidentified man as saying. Everyone says their tears are welling up in their eyes naturally.

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North Korea is giving Biden the silent treatment

North Korea is giving Biden the silent treatment
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If Kim Jong Un destroyed North Korea s economy to keep Covid-19 out, will sanctions stop him from pursuing nuclear weapons?

If Kim Jong Un destroyed North Korea s economy to keep Covid-19 out, will sanctions stop him from pursuing nuclear weapons? CNN 1/19/2021 Analysis by Joshua Berlinger, CNN © KCNA/KNS/AFP/Getty Images North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gesturing from the tribune during a military parade on Thursday. After arguably the most challenging year of his near-decade rule of North Korea, Kim Jong Un is sticking to his guns. Kim announced last week at the Eighth Workers Party Congress a meeting for North Korea s governing elite that his country plans to beef up Pyongyang s already dangerous nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs with new, sophisticated armaments, such as tactical nuclear weapons designed for use on the battlefield and warheads designed to evade American-made missile defense systems.

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Kim Jong Un has destroyed North Korea s economy to stop the pandemic Can sanctions deter him from nuclear weapons?

If Kim Jong Un destroyed North Korea s economy to keep Covid-19 out, will sanctions stop him from pursuing nuclear weapons? CNN 1/19/2021 Analysis by Joshua Berlinger, CNN © KCNA/KNS/AFP/Getty Images North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gesturing from the tribune during a military parade on Thursday. After arguably the most challenging year of his near-decade rule of North Korea, Kim Jong Un is sticking to his guns. Kim announced last week at the Eighth Workers Party Congress a meeting for North Korea s governing elite that his country plans to beef up Pyongyang s already dangerous nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs with new, sophisticated armaments, such as tactical nuclear weapons designed for use on the battlefield and warheads designed to evade American-made missile defense systems.

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