North Korea News Updates -- February 20-21, 2009

Parade of Nkorean Worker-Peasant Red Guards (Photo: AFP)

U.S. Sees Power Rifts in North Korea -- Wall Street Journal

SEOUL -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the U.S. and Asian nations are increasingly concerned that a power struggle inside North Korea's leadership is undermining international efforts to disarm the reclusive Stalinist state.
Washington's chief diplomat and other senior U.S. officials said there are growing signs that a succession process inside Pyongyang may already have begun, contributing to North Korea's hardening position.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Il isn't believed to have completely recovered from a suspected August stroke, and his power is seen gradually shifting to Pyongyang's military, the Korean People's Army, according to North Korea analysts and U.S. officials.

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More News On North Korea

Clinton Addresses N. Korea Succession -- New York Times
Clinton Suggests Kim Jong Il May Step Down Soon -- Los Angeles Times
Clinton Anxious of Power Vacuum in N. Korea -- The Times
Clinton opens North Korean can of worms -- Sydney morning Herald
Clinton Sends Warning over Future of N. Korea -- Daily Telegraph
Clinton Urges N. Korean Dialogue -- BBC News
S. Korea warns North on Yellow Sea attack -- UPI

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