SINGAPORE -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed into China on Tuesday, official media reported, in a rare trip abroad where he is set to take part in his first major overseas event alongside multiple world leaders.
Visit to Beijing comes as Pyongyang deepens cooperation with China and Russia

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks during an event to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Korean Peninsula's liberation from Japanese colonial rule, in Pyongyang, on Aug. 14. © Reuters
SINGAPORE -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed into China on Tuesday, official media reported, in a rare trip abroad where he is set to take part in his first major overseas event alongside multiple world leaders.