Clinton urges 'stable transition' in North Korea

North Korean state television has showed Kim Jong Il laid out in an open coffin today.

Clinton urges 'stable transition' in North Korea
Tue, 20 Dec, 2011 - 06:56

North Korean state television has showed Kim Jong Il laid out in an open coffin today.

State media reported earlier that Kim Jong Un and other senior officials paid their respects to Kim in a "solemn ceremony''.

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