North korea's kim dynasty eyes a third generation of rule

South Korea's intelligence agency has sparked debate over the potential succession of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, with reports suggesting his 13-year-old daughter, Kim Ju-ae, is being groomed to take over. The claim, while unclear and uncertain, comes as the isolated nation's dynastic system, now in its third generation, looks set to continue.

Kim's daughter in line for power, but eligibility uncertain

Kim Ju-ae's emergence as a potential heir has been fueled by her appearances alongside her father, showcasing her military credentials, including a demonstration of her tank-driving skills. State media has also elevated her status, describing her as