South Korea assesses Kim Jong Un's succession plans
South Korea is trying to determine whether North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has a son, while his daughter appears to retain a strong position as heir. The report concerns uncertainty over North Korea's future succession.
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Why it matters
Leadership succession uncertainty in North Korea could affect regional stability and security planning.
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