As the new year dawns, the leaders of the two Koreas are worlds apart
Moon Jae-in remains tied to a failed policy as Kim Jong Un reverts to the hardline style of the past
Joint Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps
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The new year began with contrasting signals from Pyongyang and Seoul about prospects for inter-Korean relations in the coming year.
Views expressed in Opinion articles are exclusively the authors’ own and do not represent the views of NK News.
The new year began with contrasting signals from Pyongyang and Seoul about prospects for inter-Korean relations in the coming year.
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