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W ednesday 29 June 2011 Log in | Register HOME NEWS SPORT FINANCE COMMENT B LOGS CULTU RE TR  AVEL LIFESTYLE FAS HION TE CH Jo bs Dating Offer s UK  World Politics O bituaries Earth S ci ence D efenc e Health News Educ ation Royal Family Celebrities Weird News USA US Pol iti cs  Asia China Central As ia Europe Au stralasia Middle East Af rica S outh Am erica By Julian R yall in T okyo 10:46AM BST 28 Jun 2011 Pyongyang has told the North Korean people that the nation will have achieved its aim of becoming "a great, prosperous and powerful nation" in 2012, whic h marks the 100th anniversary of the founder of the reclusive state, Kim Il-sung. In addition, Kim Jong-il will turn 70 in February and the "Dear Leader" hopes to be able to transfer his power and an economically stronger nation to his son and heir-apparent, Kim Jong-Un. Reports in South Korea indicated that the government in Pyongyang on Monday ordered all universities to cancel classes until April of next year. The only exemptions are for students who will be graduating in the next few months and foreign students. The reports suggested that the students will be put to work on construction projects in major cities while there are also indications that repair work may be needed in agricultural regions that were affected by a major typhoon recently.  Analysts in Japan claim there may be other reasons behind the decision to disperse the students across the country. RELATED ARTICLES Salad dressing search 25 May 2011 North Ko rea's Kim Jong-il i n Chin a 'for dev elop ment lesso ns' 23 May 2011 "One reason is that there is a possibility of demonstrations at university campuses," said Toshimitsu Shigemura, a professor at Tokyo's Waseda University and author of a number of books on the North Korean leadership. "The leadership has seen the 'Jasmine Revolution' in Africa and it is very Share:  News » Wo rld News »  Asia » 879 2 Nort h Korea IN NE WS North Korea from above Keeping it in the family South Korea holds large live-fire drills Timeline: North Korea's conflict with the South  North Korea shuts down universities for 10 months North Korea has shut down its unive rsities for the next 10 months and sent students to  work in factories, agricul ture and the construction sector as it s truggles to re build i ts economy. TODAY PAST WEE K P AS T MON TH FOLLOW THETELEG RAPH O N SOCIAL MEDIA » The Telegraph on Facebook Like 27,169 LOCAL LISTINGS Mallard Fascias & Soffits Fascias, Soffits, Bargeboards, Dry Verges & Cladding Fitted, Gutters Replaced ... Manchester North Orchard Business Systems Mono - Colour Copiers Nationwide Manchester North Business listings SPONSOREDFEATURES NEWS MOST VIEWED 1. North Korea shuts down universities for 10 months 2. Prince Harry linked to lingerie model Florence Brudenell-Bruce  No rt h Korea North Korea's "Dear Leader" KimJong-il  Photo: AP 1K Recommend Share Share 52  Visit beautiful Cantabria in Spain Discover Cantabria, plus the chanc e to win a cruise-ferry cro ssi ng to Santander. Selected: RHS Hampton Court Flower  Show Entry to the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower S how plus a lantern and gardening glove s - £27 instead of £54 converted by Web2PDFConvert.com

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By Julian Ryall in T okyo10:46AM BST 28 Jun 2011

Pyongyang has told the North Korean people that the nation will have

achieved its aim of becoming "a great, prosperous and powerful nation"

in 2012, which marks the 100th anniversary of the founder of the

reclusive state, Kim Il-sung.

In addition, Kim Jong-il will turn 70 in February and the "Dear Leader"

hopes to be able to transfer his power and an economically stronger 

nation to his son and heir-apparent, Kim Jong-Un.

Reports in South Korea indicated that the government in Pyongyang on

Monday ordered all universities to cancel classes until April of next year.

The only exemptions are for students who will be graduating in the nextfew months and foreign students.

The reports suggested that the students will be put to work on

construction projects in major cities while there are also indications that

repair work may be needed in agricultural regions that were affected by a

major typhoon recently.

 Analysts in Japan claim there may be other reasons behind the decision

to disperse the students across the country.

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North Korea's Kim Jong-il in China 'for development lessons' 23 May 2011

"One reason is that there is a possibility of demonstrations at university

campuses," said Toshimitsu Shigemura, a professor at Tokyo's Waseda

University and author of a number of books on the North Korean

leadership.

"The leadership has seen the 'Jasmine Revolution' in Africa and it is very

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frightened that the same thing could happen in North Korea," he said.

"They fear it could start in the universities."

Professor Shigemura also said that North Korea has purchased anti-riot

equipment from China in recent months, including tear gas and batons,

while there has been an increased police presence at key points in

Pyongyang in recent months.

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