Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of Kim Jong-un
Kim Yo Jong, like many members of the ruling Kim dynasty in North Korea, is a mysterious figure. Kim was born in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Sept. 26, 1989. She spent her childhood at her mother’s residence in central Pyongyang. She attended the Winter Olympics in 2018 and became the first member of the ruling Kim family to cross into South Korea since the Korean War truce in 1953
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Confusion about Kim Jong Un's health
Confusion about Kim Jong Un's health
Conflicting reports emerged on Tuesday about the health of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, followed by intense speculation on his medical condition. Daily NK, an online publication based in South Korea that focuses on the north, reported that Kim had received a cardiovascular system procedure on April 12. A US official said that Washington is monitoring intelligence that suggests Kim is in grave danger after undergoing a previous surgery
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Netanyahu leading Israeli elections but still unable to secure government majority
According to exit polls, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was leading the recent Israeli election but was still unable to secure a government majority. This will be the country's third national election in less than a year as no party has been able to secure a majority as of yet. He is currently just two seats short of a majority.
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The US tells Israel not to make any major decisions regarding the West Bank without their approval
A US envoy to Israel warned the country not make any unilateral decisions regarding the West Bank. This message came in response to demands by locals who want Israel to declare sovereignty over the area. The US wants the joint Israeli-American committee to finish mapping the area before any large decisions are made.
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