The New North Korea of a Emboldened Kim Jong-UN

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North Korea has changed, but only to remain the same. Its recent constitutional reform has redefined both the territory, abandoning its purported unification with the South, and the title of Kim Jong-un, on the role no longer a “supreme leader” but a “head of state.” Both modifications manifest the will to normalize the structure of the regime and its relationship with the world from its current privileged geopolitical position. A new North Kore…

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Dictator Kim Jong-un has changed North Korea’s constitution so that its armed forces automatically launch a nuclear retaliatory attack if the country’s leader is killed. As stated in the Daily Mail, this measure has been taken by the Pyongyang regime following the elimination of Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, during the initial phase of the joint attacks between the United States and Israel against Tehran. According to the South …