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Image copyright EPA Image caption The pictures released by the North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) shows Mr Kim walking unaided 
  
 North Korean media have published photos of leader Kim Jong-un walking without a stick at an army meeting, following speculation about his health. 
  
 Mr Kim was not seen in public for nearly six weeks before appearing at an event using a walking stick last month. 
  
 South Korean intelligence said he had surgery to remove an ankle cyst. 
  
 Mr Kim's health has been the subject of much rumour in recent years, with some saying he may be suffering from gout or hip problems. 
  
 The latest pictures, which came out in newspaper Rodong Sinmun on Wednesday, show Mr Kim meeting military commanders. 
  
 North Korea agency KCNA said Mr Kim had attended the army meeting on Monday and Tuesday and posed with participants for photographs. 
  
 He was accompanied by right-hand man Hwang Pyong-so and other top leaders. 
  
 Mr Kim missed a key political event in October - the anniversary of his ruling party. But South Korea said it believed he remained in control. 
  
 South Korean intelligence later said that Mr Kim had developed a cyst on his left ankle in May, pinching a nerve and causing the ankle to swell. 
  
 A team of European medical experts were said to have flown to Pyongyang in September or October to operate on Mr Kim's left ankle and remove the growth. ||||| This is a set of web collections curated by Mark Graham using the Archive-IT service of the Internet Archive. They include web captures of the ISKME.org website as well as captures from sites hosted by IGC.org.These web captures are available to the general public.For more information about this collection please feel free to contact Mark via Send Mail ||||| This undated picture released by North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency on May 28, 2013 shows North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, right, inspecting the August 25 Fishery Station under the Korean People's Army Unit 313. 
  
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 North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made his first appearance without a cane since emerging from a six-week seclusion that prompted speculation about his health and grip on power. 
  
 Kim clapped his hands and walked alongside hundreds of troops applauding him in photos released today by the Rodong Sinmun newspaper, run by the ruling Workers’ Party. He attended a meeting of battalion commanders and political instructors yesterday in Pyongyang, the paper said. 
  
 “The photo dispels the lingering sense of uncertainty that was associated with the cane,” Yoo Ho Yeol, a professor of North Korea studies at Korea University based at Sejong in South Korea, said by phone. “He’s trying to show he can walk without a problem.” 
  
 Kim, who returned to the public gaze with the cane in mid-October, exercises dynastic control of the North’s 1.2 million troops and nuclear arms program. He recently ordered the shooting of about 10 senior party officials on charges including graft and watching South Korean soap operas, South Korean lawmaker Shin Kyoung Min said Oct. 29, citing a briefing by the National Intelligence Service in Seoul. 
  
 Kim, believed to be around 30, had a cyst removed from his right ankle in September or October, according to Lim Dae Sung, a secretary to South Korean lawmaker Lee Cheol Woo, who also attended the intelligence briefing. 
  
 The leader took power in late 2011 after his father Kim Jong Il died. North Korea has since conducted its third nuclear test and launched a long-range rocket that put a satellite in orbit. The U.S. and South Korea say the launch was a test of ballistic missile technology banned under United Nations Security Council resolutions. 
  
 To contact the reporter on this story: Sam Kim in Seoul at skim609@bloomberg.net 
  
 To contact the editors responsible for this story: Rosalind Mathieson at rmathieson3@bloomberg.net Andy Sharp |||||
What with his nation's recent naval triumphs and Ebola crackdown, Kim Jong Un is a busy guy. So North Korea watchers can rest easier knowing that Kim is apparently back on his own two feet. As Bloomberg reports via state media (pictures here), the strongman appeared in public this week, and this time it was without the much-discussed cane he was leaning on when he emerged last month from an unexplained six-week absence. "The photo dispels the lingering sense of uncertainty that was associated with the cane," says an expert. "He's trying to show he can walk without a problem." Kim was apparently meeting with military commanders Monday and yesterday, notes the BBC.