Kim Jong Un Remains Supreme Leader of North Korea
North Korean state media confirms Kim Jong Un's continued leadership, cementing his hold on power in the reclusive nation.
In a move that surprised few, North Korea's state media has announced the reappointment of Kim Jong Un as the president of the State Affairs Commission, the country's highest governing body. The announcement, made by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), solidifies Kim's position as the supreme leader of the reclusive nation.
The reappointment comes as no shock to observers of North Korean politics, as the Kim family has maintained a firm grip on power for decades. Kim Jong Un, the third member of the dynasty to rule the country, has consolidated his authority since assuming power in 2011 following the death of his father, Kim Jong Il.
In the KCNA report, Kim was praised for his
Source: Al Jazeera
