North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reappears in public after one-month absence – Asia – South China Morning Post
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un made his first public appearance in about a month, with state media showing him at a party meeting that discussed ways to improve the country’s deteriorating economy.Kim, wearing his signature black Mao suit, said it was time to take “additional state measures for solving pending problems urgent for the economic work and people’s living”, according to official Korean Central News Agency on Saturday. A plenary meeting of the Central Committee of the Party will be…Read More
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