Rodong Sinmun gets new Editor-In-Chief, possibly President

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Rodong Sinmun gets new Editor-In-Chief, possibly President

Change occurs just one year after last newspaper president appointed

Kang Tae-jun February 17, 2014

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Rodong Sinmun gets new Editor-In-Chief, possibly President

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The president of North Korea’s state-owned newspaper the Rodong Sinmun has been replaced only a year after a predecessor was appointed.

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Tae-jun Kang is the NK News East Asia Correspondent and is based in Hong Kong. Prior to writing, he worked as a riot police officer in South Korea for two years.

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