North Korea is set Sunday to convene a session of its top legislative body, the Supreme People's Assembly, days after the country's ruling Workers' Party wrapped up its first congress in nearly five years.The focus is on whether Kim Jong Un would change his title as national leader from chairman of the State Affairs Commission to president, a title last held by his grandfather and North Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung.During the eight-day congress that ended Tuesday, Kim Jong Un was elected general secretary of the ruling party, taking over the top post previously held by his late father, Kim …READ FULL ARTICLE
