The Rise of Kim Yo Jong

Kim Jong Un's little sister, Kim Yo Jong, is rising in importance in the DPRK. Within the 'mantra' of DPRK mystical politics, it is most essential that the blood line of the leading house be maintained. This was the blood line of Kim Jong Un's grandfather who came to power in war in the mountains and basically created North Korea from the ashes of that war. 
For the purpose of shaman-like royal legitimacy, which is the base for power (as it is in Saudi or Jordan), it is important for the royal blood line to flourish and lead the nation.
Kim Jong Un shows occasional signs of not being well, physically, and so his little sister becomes more significant for the future.
It is a rocky road to leadership in the DPRK but Kim Yo Jong is on that road now. Being born on 26th September, Kim Yo Jong has a good astrological chance of maintaining her position as the future young face of North Korea.

Russia invites leaders of North and South Korea to Ceremony

Russia Invites Leaders of Both Koreas (Chosun Ilbo)
Russia has invited President Park Geun-hye and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany.

Birthday KIM JONG S UK

Kim Jong Suk's Birthday

• Mother to Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Suk is reported to have been born on December 24 and has become regarded as the revolutionary mother of North Korea. 
• As a member of the Kim dynasty, her birthday is remembered in typical North Korean fashion with flower wreaths and trips to monuments dedicated to her life. 
• She passed away in 1949, but her legacy as an anti-Japanese guerilla fighter remains strong.

North Korea calendar 2015

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North Korea criticizes US over CIA report North Korean state media has criticized the US over a recent report released by US Congress on the CIA’s use of torture on suspected terrorists.

The party’s 10 principles, then and now, By Fyodor Tertitsky Even in such a country as North Korea the state ideology is not idle. It does change, although quite slowly and usually only small details are altered.

North Korea has recorded three straight years of economic growth -- even if it is in the one-percent range -- and experts attribute this to Kim Jong-un's relaxed regulations.