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Published 4 years ago

Kim Jong-un delegates power to younger sister 'to ease stress'

Summary by Daily Mirror
Kim Jong Un will still "exert absolute power" but he will gradually transferred his authority to his younger sibling, it has been claimed

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Times of IndiaTimes of India

North Korean leader's sister is 'de facto second-in-command', South Korean lawmaker says

South Korea's intelligence agency believes that Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is serving as his "de facto second-in-command" but has not necessarily been designated his successor, a South Korean lawmaker said on Thursday.

4 years ago·India
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BBC NewsBBC News

Kim Jong-un 'gives more power' to sister

Kim Yo-jong has reportedly been given responsibility for North Korean policy towards the US.

4 years ago·United Kingdom
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News18 IndiaNews18 India

North Korean leader's sister is 'de facto second-in-command', South Korean lawmaker says

South Korea's intelligence agency believes that Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is serving as his

4 years ago·India
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CTV NewsCTV News

Kim Jong Un's sister may have taken over a key North Korean post, South Korean officials say

Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong is effectively running one of the most important political bodies in North Korea, officials in Seoul believe, according to South Korea's defence minister.

4 years ago·Canada
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The IndependentThe Independent

Sister of Kim Jong-un now 'de facto second-in-command in North Korea'

Kim Yo-jong to shape policies towards Washington and Seoul

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom
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ReutersReuters

North Korean leader's sister is 'de facto second-in-command', South Korean lawmaker says

South Korea's intelligence agency believes that Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is serving as his "de facto second-in-command" but has not necessarily been designated his successor, a South Korean lawmaker said on Thursday.

4 years ago·United Kingdom
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