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Kim Jung Un with North Korean Generals. Photo from The EconomistSEOUL, South Korea — North Korea renewed its threat Friday to attack South Korea over anti-Pyongyang leaflets being sent into the country, a sign of lingering tension after the sinking of a South Korean warship.
Civilian activists regularly use balloons to launch leaflets condemning North Korean leader Kim Jong Il across the heavily fortified border, a tactic Pyongyang views as part of official South Korean psychological campaigns aimed at toppling its regime.
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More News On North Korea
Next North Korean Leader Expected to Press Ahead With Nuke Strategy -- Global Security Newswire
Kim's heir linked to plot against eldest son -- Sydney Morning Herald
China protected Kim's oldest son over attack plot -- AFP
Dear Leader's other son decries succession -- The Independent
Kim Jong-il's Eldest Son Jabs Baby Brother Despot-to-Be -- Time Magazine
China calls for resumption of N.Korea nuclear talks -- AFP
China reiterates call for resumption of N. Korea nuclear talks -- RIA Novosti
China Urges Relaunch of North Korea Nuke Negotiations -- Global Security Newswire
Iranian Missile Enhancements Appear in -- Ares/Aviation Week
Next of Kim: North Korean propaganda machine gears up to anoint next leader -- The Guardian
North Korea's Kim Jong Eun already getting some bad press -- L.A. Times
Young Kim checks his toy chest -- Donald Kirk, Asia Times
Spinning the wrong 'Un: It will take more than fireworks and gymnastics to maintain the Kim dynasty’s grip -- The Economist
The cultural life of North Korea -- The Guardian
Analysis: North Korea's new leadership to steer same path -- Reuters
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