Kim Yong Nam, former chief of North Korea's parliament who long served as the country's ceremonial head of state, has died at the age of 97, with leader Kim Jong Un expressing deep condolences over his death, state-run media said Tuesday.Kim Yong Nam, who also supported the country's late founder Kim Il Sung and his successor Kim Jong Il -- grandfather and father of Kim Jong Un -- mainly worked in the field of diplomacy for more than half a century.He died of multiple organ failure on Monday after battling colorectal cancer since June last year. Kim Jong Un visited his bier early Tuesday, t…READ FULL ARTICLE
