NO. This is debated, but the general consensus is that North Korea is a Dynastic Communist State, not a monarchy.
A dynastic communist state is a country whose rulers are from the communist party but has succession in leadership passing along a dynastic line like a monarchy. Some consider Dynastic Communism to be a form of Absolute Monarchy, because of the key similarity between Dynastic Communism and Absolute Monarchy being the transfer of total power along hereditary lines. However, the majority argue that since the leader of a Dynastic Communist State does not use royal titles, the state is not a proper monarchy.
For all intents and purposes, North Korea is a totalitarian monarchy.
North Korea is widely considered a dictatorship by Kim Jong il who is under the title Chairman of the National Defense Commission of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea who in a monarch like fashion succeeded his father Kim Il Sung who died in 1994 who still holds the title of 'Eternal President'.
North Korea is communist South Korea is capitalist
Almost nothing, except that they both refer to themselves as "socialist." In reality, North Korea is more like a theocratic hereditary monarchy ruled by a God-king, whereas Cuba is actually something like a socialist state.
North Korea attacked South Korea.
No. North Korea does not have a Constitutional Monarchy.
North Korea.
For all intents and purposes, North Korea is a totalitarian monarchy.
yes in fact it does
japan is a consitutional monarchy for shure but i dont know about the other two.
In a communistic dictatorship that is run by a little man(eg. North Korea).
North Korea is widely considered a dictatorship by Kim Jong il who is under the title Chairman of the National Defense Commission of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea who in a monarch like fashion succeeded his father Kim Il Sung who died in 1994 who still holds the title of 'Eternal President'.
Yes. It's a communist military dictatorship
Technically, South Korea is better because you have more freedom, rights, and there's democracy just like America. However, North Korea limits their citizen's rights to a very little extent, and there is dictatorship, or unfair monarchy. Another reason is that a long time ago, North Korea tried to invade South Korea because of their richer soil and better lands. So I think that South Korea has a much better economy.
China still regards itself as an ally of North Korea; they both claim to be communist states, although the claim is not that convincing in either case (China has embraced capitalism, and North Korea is just a despotic monarchy ruled by the Kim dynasty) however, China has also asked North Korea to show restraint and to refrain from going to war, therefore, it seems that if North Korea does go to war at this time (2013) it will have no allies. They will be on their own.
North Korea is communist South Korea is capitalist
Almost nothing, except that they both refer to themselves as "socialist." In reality, North Korea is more like a theocratic hereditary monarchy ruled by a God-king, whereas Cuba is actually something like a socialist state.