Kim Jong-Un's Sister Takes Control in North Korea

[muriel_volestrangler]

78. More reliably: North Korean leaders close to Kim Jong-un make surprise visit to South

Rather than the word of a South Korean 'think tank', this is what's actually happening - and if someone was 'taking over', I find it hard to believe they'd be sending high-powered delegations to South Korea:

Three senior leaders arrive for the closing ceremony of the Asian Games, sparking speculation on inter-Korean relations

The North Korean delegation, ostensibly for the closing ceremony of the Asian Games in Incheon, was led by Hwang Pyong-so, the top political officer at the Korean People’s Army and considered by analysts to be the country’s second most important official after Kim.
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The two sides met briefly in the morning. Unification ministry spokesman Lim Byeong Cheol told reporters that the North Korean officials would hold their main talks over lunch with South Korean unification minister Ryoo Kihl-jae and national security director Kim Kwan-jin before flying home later on Saturday.
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The other North Korean officials, Lim said, were Choe Ryong-hae and Kim Yang-gon, secretaries to the ruling Workers Party. Hwang, the No. 2, holds other top posts, such as a vice chairman of the powerful National Defence Commission, led by Kim, and is a vice marshal of the army.
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Cheong Seong-chang, of the private Sejong Institute, speculated that the North Korean officials were probably carrying a message from Kim. The visit could also be part of an effort to show that Kim had no problem making high-profile political decisions and had no serious health problems, he said.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/04/north-korean-leaders-close-kim-jong-un-surprise-visit-south