North Korea ends session of top legislature without Kim's attendance

North Korea on Sunday convened a session of its top legislative body, the Supreme People's Assembly, state-run media reported Monday, but the gathering ended apparently without leader Kim Jong Un's attendance.At the session, legislation related to the country's new five-year national economic development strategy was adopted, while new Cabinet members were approved, the official Korean Central News Agency said.Premier Kim Tok Hun, who was retained, was quoted by KCNA as saying at the meeting that the Cabinet "will definitely put our economy on a normal track that makes sustained development…READ FULL ARTICLE