MZ Generation’s Perspective on Korean Unification
The MZ Generation’s preferences and perceptions will have considerable influence over South Korea’s policies on unification.
The MZ Generation’s preferences and perceptions will have considerable influence over South Korea’s policies on unification.
While defections have decreased, defectors have been elevated within South Korea by an administration intent on emphasizing human rights.
South Korea should adopt a calibrated response based on how cooperation between North Korea-Russia develops under the new treaty.
The roles of North and South Korea at the UNSC meeting highlight the stark differences between the two Korean states at the United Nations.
Putin’s decision to sign a comprehensive mutual defense pact with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may ultimately be an own-goal.
The polemics over leafletting and the “crap attack” balloons are more likely a symptom than a cause of increased inter-Korean tension.
The blatant abduction of Japanese citizens by North Korea around 40 years ago continues to be a sensitive and controversial issue.
The North Korean Human Rights Act reaffirms US policy on North Korea information programs, refugee programs, and humanitarian aid.
Diplomacy with Pyongyang should be welcomed, but it is difficult to foresee how Japan can realize actual negotiations with North Korea.
The opening of formal diplomatic contacts between Cuba and South Korea could create problems for the Cuba-North Korea relationship.