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Protecting the Kim family cult from harm
North Korea's Youth League name change more routine than puzzling
North Korea’s solution to economic crisis? Judge officials by their performance
Kim Jong Un wants to redefine how officials are assigned and take responsibility
Kim Jong Un’s right-hand man may be leading a new North Korean security council
Jo Yong Won appears to be heading a mysterious, rumored office that focuses on foreign policy and security
Kim takes back control of body overseeing party leadership
North Korean leader seems to be tightening grip on Organizational Guidance Department as part of corruption clampdown
Full recap: North Korea reshuffles key leadership roles at Eighth Party Congress
Kim Jong Un got a new title, Kim Yo Jong was demoted and the Politburo focused on economic experts
Mystery man: Kim Hyong Sik’s rise to head of the DPRK’s new judicial department
The unknown official’s promotion and creation of new department suggest more emphasis on rule by law in North Korea
Timeline: How North Korean propaganda hyped Kim Jong Un in 2020
DPRK propaganda in 2020 spoke to Kim Jong Un’s growing cult of personality and changing leadership style
Ri Son Gwon’s demotion teases major leadership changes at Party Congress
It’s becoming increasingly clear that major leadership changes will be finalized at the Jan. 2020 Eighth Party Congress
North Korea made a big political change by demoting its state security minister
The demotion of Jong Kyong Thaek points to even larger internal changes within DPRK leadership
Executive Policy Council: Kim Jong Un strengthens party institutions yet again
Changes to North Korea’s Executive Policy Council mark a fundamental shift in how the Workers’ Party of Korea operates
