Kim Jong-un Reelected as Chairman of State Affairs Commission; 'Second-in-command' Cho Yong-won Elected as Chairman of the Supreme People’s Assembly
North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly has reelected Kim Jong-un as Chairman, while Cho Yong-won has replaced Choe Ryong-hae as the new Chairman of the Assembly.
Potential Successor in the 'Command Center'.. Daughter of North Korean Leader Drives a Tank
In a striking public appearance, the daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was seen driving a military tank, suggesting her growing presence in the nation's leadership.
Debate between 'Grok' and an Expert on Korean Affairs over Claims of Kim's Daughter Appointed in Missile Command
A social media debate erupted following a South Korean newspaper report claiming Kim Jong-un appointed his daughter Kim Ju-ae to a role in missile command, raising concerns about her age and the responsibilities of such a position.
DMZ has been under UN Command’s jurisdiction for 70 years? Not exactly
The United Nations Command asserts that any legislative efforts by South Korea to access the DMZ for civilian purposes violate the historical terms of the Korean Armistice Agreement.
UN Command Half-Removes Police Disguise from DMZ Soldiers... That's the Conflict with the Armistice Agreement
South Korea's Defense Minister visited DMZ troops donning military police armbands, which raises questions about compliance with the 1953 Armistice Agreement that restricts military access to the area.
The National Intelligence Service: Kim Ju-ae has entered the successor designation phase... her status as 'second in command' will become apparent from the end of the year
The National Intelligence Service of South Korea has assessed that Kim Ju-ae, the daughter of North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un, has entered the phase of being designated as a successor.
Is the ‘DMZ jurisdiction’ under the UN Command?... There are no such provisions in the Armistice Agreement
Officials from the United Nations Command (UNC) stated that a bill currently under discussion in the South Korean National Assembly regarding the peaceful use of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) would directly clash with the Armistice Agreement.
UN Command's 'Occupying Army Behavior' Must No Longer Be Tolerated
The UN Command's recent public opposition to South Korea's legislation on the peaceful use of the DMZ raises concerns about breaches of international law and the autonomy of sovereign states.