Kim Jong-un
The Leader of North Korea since 2011
Real World Example
Kim Jong-un became the leader of North Korea in 2011 following the death of his father, Kim Jong-il. During the 2010s, he focused on developing North Korea's nuclear weapons program, which caused tensions with many countries, including the United States. His actions were significant because they influenced global discussions on nuclear disarmament and international security. Today, his leadership continues to impact global relations, and his country's isolation affects North Korean citizens' access to information and resources. For example, the strict control over media in North Korea contrasts sharply with the freedom many people experience elsewhere, making us appreciate the importance of open communication and access to information.
