Leadership
Information related to North Korea’s leadership and leadership structures
What a landslide ruling party election victory means for South Korean politics
Despite a historic result, President Moon is acutely aware that prospects for diplomacy with the North are dim
Former North Korean diplomat clinches historic win in South Korean election
Thae Yong Ho is the first former DPRK official to win a parliamentary seat in the South
South Korea’s ruling party wins landslide majority in boost for President Moon
Democratic Party, which supports further engagement with North Korea, has won 180 seats in National Assembly
In first, Kim Jong Un a no-show at annual “Day of the Sun” commemorations
North Korean leader conspicuously absent as officials pay tribute to country's founding President
South Korea’s ruling party on course to win legislative elections: exit polls
South's Democratic party has pursued a policy of engagement and reconciliation with North Korea
Why North Korea may have, quietly, scrapped its last five-year economic plan
With sanctions relief unlikely and a "break-through battle" ahead, Kim Jong Un is shifting gears
Kim Jong Un sends $2 million in educational funds to Korean children in Japan
Subsidies to go towards schools run by the pro-North General Association of Korean Residents in Japan
North Korea’s Supreme People’s Assembly meets: new laws and notable promotions
The rubber-stamp parliament's first session this year saw officials approve three new laws
North Korean Cabinet officials accused of “serious mistakes” last year: KCNA
At parliamentary session, top technocrats urged to ensure "unified guidance" in state management of the economy
North Korea lays out budget plans, personnel changes at parliamentary meeting
Lawmakers agree to spend 47.8% of state budget on economy, 15.9% on national defense
