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The Hereditary System of North Korea’s Kim Family: Analysis

Other than a socialist regime, North Korea is an imperial dictatorship embedded in a super-slavery system: political observers
The Hereditary System of North Korea’s Kim Family: Analysis
Pedestrians walk under a large video screen showing images of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un during a news update in Tokyo on Oct. 4, 2022, after North Korea launched a missile early in the day which prompted an evacuation alert when it flew over northeastern Japan. Richard A. Brooks/AFP via Getty Images
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North Korea’s top echelon has recently seen some new developments, with Kim Jong-un’s teenage daughter, Kim Ju-ae, hailed as the “top leader” by the official media. Political observers suggest that it may be intended to declare that the Kim family has identified the future heir and leader of the regime.

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