North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has made a frank admission that his country's economy had"immensely underachieved"in the past five years.
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Kim Jong-un has ordered at least two people executed,banned fishing at sea and locked down Pyongyang as part of frantic efforts to guard against the coronavirus,according to reports.
The nuclear threats are but one among a host of pressing issues confronting Biden,but they could well come to dominate his entire presidency.
A South Korean MP has revealed details of a security briefing on the North's plans.
Kim avoided direct criticism of Washington during the event,and focused on a domestic message urging his people to remain firm in the face of “tremendous challenges” posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Last year,Kim vowed to make a"frontal breakthrough"in the country's campaign to build a self-reliant economy as global sanctions tightened.
Addressing the UN General Assembly,Kim also said the"anti-epidemic situation in our country is now under safe and stable control".
North Korea's soldiers killed the man,doused his body in fuel and set it on fire to prevent the spread of coronavirus,South Korean officials said.
The US President is condemned by his own words in the interviews he gave to the veteran Washington reporter.