North Korea's recent attempts at reconciliation have been dubbed a 'peace offensive' by South Korea media, especially as in prior years such behavior has often been part of a cycle that ends in threat and provocation.
To gauge whether North Korea might be serious about improving relations with South Korea in 2014, NK News spoke to leading experts Dr. Andrei Lankov, Dr. Dean Ouellette and Balazs Szalontai, three North Korea experts all based in South Korea.
North Korea's recent attempts at reconciliation have been dubbed a 'peace offensive' by South Korea media, especially as in prior years such behavior has often been part of a cycle that ends in threat and provocation.
To gauge whether North Korea might be serious about improving relations with South Korea in 2014, NK News spoke to leading experts Dr. Andrei Lankov, Dr. Dean Ouellette and Balazs Szalontai, three North Korea experts all based in South Korea.
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