North Korean Parliament to Consider Constitutional Changes and Kim Jong-un's Reelection
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North Korea's parliament will convene to discuss potential constitutional amendments and the reelection of Kim Jong-un as chairman of the State Affairs Commission, the country's highest office. The Supreme People's Assembly session will address these significant political developments, according to the state-run Korean Central News Agency. The constitutional review comes as North Korea continues to solidify its governing structure under Kim Jong-un's leadership, with the State Affairs Commission serving as the supreme policy-making body in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.