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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Slideshow Video Email Print Reprints Read Aviation deal clears way for emissions scheme: EU 09 Oct 2010 IMF told to toughen scrutiny of rich powers | 09 Oct 2010 Nobel euphoria fails to mask tough reality in China 09 Oct 2010 North Korea's heir debuts at giant military parade | 2:21am EDT Super-rich investors buy gold by ton 04 Oct 2010 Discussed 91 Super-rich investors buying gold by the ton 85 Racial predatory loans fueled U.S. housing crisis: study 62 White House reviewing bill’s foreclosure impact Watched Red faces over top model gaffe Tue, Sep 28 2010 Optibike - built for comfort, speed Fri, Oct 8 2010 Inside the rescue shaft Sat, Oct 9 2010 North Korea's heir debuts at giant military parade Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Related News North Korea's leader-in-waiting attends state gala Sat, Oct 9 2010 North Korea's heir apparent at first army drills: KCNA Tue, Oct 5 2010 North Korea's Kim Jong-il no lame duck, in U.S. view Fri, Oct 1 2010 North Korea's leader-in-waiting goes on show Thu, Sep 30 2010 North Korea's "first" family readies for succession Wed, Sep 29 2010 Analysis & Opinion Asia – A Week in Pictures 3 October, 2010 Asia – A Week in Pictures September 26, 2010 Related Topics World » North Korea » Related Video New pictures of Kim Jong-il and son Sat, Oct 9 2010 1 / 10 North Korean leader Kim Jong-il (R) looks at his youngest son Kim Jong-un as they watch a parade to commemorate the 65th anniversary of founding of the Workers' Party of Korea in Pyongyang October 10, 2010. Secretive North Korea's leader-in-waiting, the youngest son of ailing ruler Kim Jong-il, took centre stage during a massive military parade on Sunday, appearing live for the first time in public. Credit: Reuters/Petar Kujundzic By Benjamin Kang Lim PYONGYANG | Sun Oct 10, 2010 2:21am EDT PYONGYANG (Reuters) - Secretive North Korea's leader-in-waiting, the youngest son of ailing ruler Kim Jong-il, took center stage during a massive military parade on Sunday, his public appearing being broadcast live for the first time. Kim Jong-un stood near his father on the dais, clapping and saluting thousands of goose-stepping soldiers, and reviewing missiles, tanks and artillery rockets. The young Kim's prominent role at the parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il-sung Square marked his military 'coming out' and served to boost his standing in one of the the world's largest armies. Until his appointment as a general last month -- along with his naming to a key political post -- little was known about the young Kim other than that he was educated in Switzerland. "The future of our country is rosy and bright because Kim Jong-un was elected vice chairman of the military commission of the Workers' Party," said a government official, who asked not to be identified. "We have a proverb in Korean that great teachers produce great students and great parents produce great children. "Kim Jong-il is healthy enough to lead our country and to give spot guidance in every field including economic, agricultural, industrial, military and arts." Kim Jong-il, 68, is believed to have suffered a stroke in 2008 but he has shown no sign of losing his grip on power and was reappointed last month as secretary-general of the ruling Workers' Party. He stood for over an hour during the parade and waved to the crowds, but limped noticeably and reached to the balcony for support. State television broadcast the parade live, giving North Koreans their first real look at their next leader, known only to be his mid to late 20s. A stable succession would be a relief to North Korea's economically powerful neighbors -- China, South Korea and Japan -- which worry that a regime collapse could result in massive refugee flows and domestic unrest. The young Kim, the third son of the ailing leader, is poised to continue dynastic rule in the isolated state which also has ambitions to develop nuclear weapons. SHOW OF STRENGTH Among the guests at the parade, the biggest in the North in years, were foreign diplomats and Communist Party officials from China -- the destitute North's only major ally on which it relies for food and fuel aid. The secretive nation also invited foreign media to watch the parade which marked the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Workers' Party and gave the world its first independent look at the protege. 1 2 Next World North Korea Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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