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North Korea revises Workers’ Party rules to centralize Kim

Filed: Sep 03, 2026 at 1:12 AM ET
Summary: A South Korean National Intelligence Service-affiliated institute says North Korea revised Workers’ Party rules at the party’s Ninth Congress in February to strengthen Kim Jong Un’s authority. The changes give the party general-secretary explicit powers over Politburo meetings, appointments and dismissals, party membership, and dissolving party organizations and departments.
WHO: Institute for National Security Strategy (affiliated with South Korea’s National Intelligence Service)
WHAT: Report says North Korea revised Workers’ Party rules to centralize authority under Kim Jong Un.
WHEN: Feb 01, 2026
WHERE: North Korea
WHY: The revisions were adopted to strengthen Kim Jong Un’s authority and further institutionalise party control over the state and military.
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