North Korea's ruling party opens a key year-end meeting to review its policies from 2023 and discuss a draft budget for next year, with leader Kim Jong Un hailing achievements in boosting "national power," the official Korean Central News Agency says.
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The name of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s sister was missing from a new list of the ruling Workers’ Party’s politburo, according to state media on Monday, raising questions about her status after several years of increasing influence.
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Kim Jong Un opens Congress of Workers Party, admits nation s economic development plan had fallen short Updated Jan 06, 2021 | 07:07 IST
Relations with Washington have been deadlocked since talks between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump stalled over sanctions relief and what Pyongyang would be willing to give up in return. North Korea s leader Kim Jong Un | Photo Credit: AP, File Image
Pyongyang: North Korea s leader Kim Jong Un admitted the country s economic development plan had fallen short in almost all areas as he opened a rare congress of the ruling Workers Party, state media reported Wednesday.
The gathering is the first of its kind in five years, only the eighth in the nuclear-armed country s history, and comes weeks before US President-elect Joe Biden takes office.