Puterea lui Kim Jong Un, și mai greu de contestat. Cum îi consolidează partidul de guvernământ controlul asupra Coreei de Nord

A report from a South Korean security institute indicates that changes made by North Korea's ruling Workers' Party strengthen Kim Jong Un's control. These modifications, adopted during the party's 9th Congress in February, centralize authority under Kim, institutionalizing the party's dominance over the state and military. The report highlights that the new rules grant Kim explicit powers to convene and preside over key party meetings, appoint and dismiss officials, and dissolve party organizations. Additionally, references to the achievements of Kim's grandfather and father have been removed, and North Korea has maintained its stance against unification with the South, emphasizing a concept of 'two hostile states.'