N. Korea's leader gets new title of party chairman

N. Korea's leader gets new title of party chairman

PYONGYANG, May 10 Kyodo - Photo taken May 9, 2016, in Pyongyang shows the congress of the Workers' Party of Korea. The country's leader Kim Jong Un has assumed a new title -- chairman of the ruling party.

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