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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un displayed his latest assets to protect his reign: quick-strike missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead to the US and a preteen daughter who ensures his family's continuous rule over the dynasty forged in the Cold War

After a rare public appearance at a banquet in Pyongyang, Kim Jon Un has offered the clearest signals so far that his daughter will be the next leader of North Korea.

SEOUL (Reuters) - Sharing drinks, watching missile parades and dining with senior army commanders, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter was centre stage with her father and mother at major military events this week.

SEOUL: Sharing drinks, watching missile parades and dining with senior army commanders, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s daughter was centre stage with her father and mother at major military events this week.

North Korea appears to be staging its first military parade in almost a year, providing leader Kim Jong Un a platform to show off his latest weapons after threatening to exponentially expand his nuclear arms programs.

PYONGYANG (Bloomberg): North Korea appears to be staging its first military parade in almost a year, providing leader Kim Jong-un a platform to show off his latest weapons after threatening to exponentially expand his nuclear arms programmes.

Pyongyang thinks any joint US-South Korean military exercises is a rehearsal for an invasion.

As some in South Korea call for a nuclear weapons program, experts say what’s needed is a strengthening of trust and cooperation under the U.S. nuclear umbrella.

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