North Korea’s new rules delay leadership track for Kim’s daughter

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North Korea has raised the minimum age for joining the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) from 18 to 20, according to a new analysis of the party’s updated rulebook, a change that could delay any formal leadership role for Kim Jong Un’s daughter. The change was among several revisions adopted at the Ninth Party […]

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North Korea’s new rules delay leadership track for Kim’s daughter

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