North Korean Prime Minister Kim Yong Il in Hanoi

North Korean Prime Minister Kim Yong Il in Hanoi

HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dun (R) and North Korean Prime Minister Kim Yong Il pose for photographers after a meeting in Hanoi on Oct. 27. Kim is currently on a four-nation tour of Southeast Asia that also includes stops in Cambodia, Laos and Malaysia, according to North Korean media. (Kyodo)

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