North Korea's Kim Jong-Un takes on new title
Supreme leader assumes presidency of state affairs
Kim's role solidifies his authority
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has taken on a new title, further solidifying his authority within the country's political hierarchy. According to a report from the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Kim has been appointed President of the State Affairs Member of the Supreme Peoples Assembly.
The position of President of the State Affairs is a significant one in North Korea, and it is typically held by the country's supreme leader. The fact that Kim has taken on this title suggests that he is seeking to further consolidate his power and establish himself as the undisputed leader of the country.
Kim's appointment to this new position comes at a time when North Korea is facing a number of challenges, including international sanctions and a stalled nuclear negotiations with the United States. It is unclear how Kim's new title will impact these issues, but it is clear that he is seeking to strengthen his grip on power.
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