North Korea ruling party promotes Kim Jong Un’s younger sister
Kim Jong Un’s powerful younger sister, Kim Yo Jong, has been promoted to a top position within the ruling Workers' Party. The promotion, announced by Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), signals her influence within the reclusive nation. The once-in-five-years summit of the party, which directs state efforts on everything from diplomacy to war planning, is taking place in Pyongyang. Kim Yo Jong has emerged as a key figure in North Korea's dealings with the outside world, playing a visible role in diplomacy and nuclear negotiations.
28 FEB 2026
— South China Morning Post
Kim Jong-un and his daughter's near-identical attire at a military parade have fueled speculation about North Korea's succession plans.
— South China Morning Post
Kim Jong-un unveiled images of his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, firing a rifle at a shooting range.
1 MAR 2026
— BBC
Speculation surrounds Kim Ju Ae's potential leadership role in North Korea, with differing opinions on her suitability based on her lineage, upbringing, and the country's patriarchal system.
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