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Kim Jong Un admits rare weakness as North Korea population falls

Kim Jong Un’s rare admission that North Korea faces a population crisis indicates he’s just as worried about a demographic crunch that could undermine the economy as he is about

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Kim Jong-Un Makes Rare Admission, Says North Korea Is Indeed Grappling With Major Population Crisis

Earlier this month, Kim made an emotional appeal to the nation's women to increase birth rates during a National Mothers Meeting in Pyongyang.

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Kim Jong Un Admits Rare Weakness as North Korea Population Falls

Kim Jong Un Admits Rare Weakness as North Korea Population Falls
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Kim Jong Un Admits Rare Weakness as North Korea Population Falls

Kim Jong Un Admits Rare Weakness as North Korea Population Falls
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Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un have all been pleading for more babies

The leaders of China, Russia and North Korea are urging their citizens to have more children to help solve the many challenges they face, including economic and military concerns. But experts say it's unclear how having more children will help these policies.

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