Kim Jong Un Hails Chinese Role in Korean War

In an apparent attempt to mend relations with Beijing, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has paid tribute to the Chinese soldiers who fought for the North during the Korean War. Ties between the two allies have cooled since late 2011, when Kim took power in the North. The North’s state-run media Korean Central News Agency said Monday Kim sent a wreath to the cemetery of Chinese soldiers who were killed during the Korean War to mark the 62nd anniversary of the armistice that ended...

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