Leadership
Information related to North Korea’s leadership and leadership structures
North Korean civic groups shouldn’t waste their time
Why spend money or time on something that's not going to bring democracy to the North?
In February, leadership looks ahead to party congress
Kim focuses attention of satellite launch, military affairs, lead-up to Seventh Party Congress
Book on N.Korea’s Jang has implications for S.Korea
Jang beat odds to join ruling family, but was ultimately a casualty of internal power contradictons
North Korea’s Juche: Myth or meaningful?
Juche may not qualify as ‘ideology,’ but its significance should not be dismissed
Does Kim Jong Un believe Republicans want to ‘take him out?’
What does the future hold for U.S.-NK relations when candidates openly talk of assassination?
Hero? Traitor? Vicious missionary? N.Korea’s many social labels
Reference book contains stunning new details about regime's classification system
N.Korea appoints new army chief of staff
Ri Myong Su an older officer who was prominent during Kim Jong Il’s reign
N.Korean leadership activity follows Byungjin Line in January
Kim regime continually attentive to economic matters alongside fourth nuclear test
In Russia, selective memorials of Kim Jong Il’s true birthplace
Some memories, but little official recognition, of Kim Jong Il in his birthplace
Prodigal Son: Will an exasperated China turn to Kim Jong Nam?
At what point does a fed-up Beijing look elsewhere in the Kim family to uphold its interests?
