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North Korea’s nuclear heiress: Kim 'names' 13-year-old daughter as successor

North Korea’s dynasty dictatorship has taken on a new leather clad, second-in-command. Reports from South Korea have suggested that Kim Jong Un’s daughter Kim Ju-ae is now the heir apparent in the totalitarian state. Could she one day be the youngest person to command a nuclear arsenal? Roland chats to The Telegraph’s Lily Shanagher and from the University of Oxford, North Korea watcher, Dr Edward Howell, to unpack what we know from the shadows. Plus, after the Munich Security Conference at the weekend, Europe is facing a new future without Washington’s steadying hand and will have to be less reliant on the Stars and Stripes. But is European defence manufacturing scaling up in line with these new demands? Roland speaks to Philip Lockwood from defence startup Stark to find out just how quickly the ambitions are being realised. ► Sign up to the Telegraph's free new daily newsletter, From the Editor, bringing you the latest news, features and analysis from the Telegraph newsroom: https://telegraph.co.uk/customer/secu... ► Get the latest headlines: UK (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/), US (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/) https://www.telegraph.co.uk/ and    / telegraph   are websites of The Telegraph, the UK's best-selling quality daily newspaper providing news and analysis on UK and world events, business, sport, lifestyle and culture. #MunichSecurityConference #EuropeanRearmament #DefenceAutonomy #NATO #ArmsIndustry #AIDrones #LoiteringMunitions #MaritimeDrones #NorthKorea #KimJongUn #KimJuae #Geopolitics #TransatlanticAlliance #DefenceSpending #BattleLines