Report from South Korea: Hereditary succession is criticized by North Koreans A previously confidential report outlining the actual socioeconomic circumstances in North Korea was made public by the Unification Ministry of South Korea. The survey data used in the publication comes from interviews with more than 6,000 North Korean defectors. The study emphasizes dissatisfaction with Pyongyang's system of hereditary control as well as negative opinions of Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea. Eunice Kim of Al Jazeera reports from Seoul.
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New airstrikes by the US and the UK on Houthi sites in Yemen are being reported. The Houthi-controlled district of Hodeidah, Bayt Al-Faqih, was the target of the attacks. The Security Council is gathering to talk about the political situation and humanitarian crisis in Yemen at the UN headquarters in New York. While the Red Sea is receiving a lot of attention, Yemen is not a minor plot point in a larger regional narrative, according to UN Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg's address to Council members.
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