South Korea plans to expand public access to North Korea's primary state newspaper at designated facilities this year, Seoul’s unification ministry announced on Friday.
The ministry outlined its plans in its new year work report to President Yoon Suk-yeol, alongside other plans such as updating the country’s three-decade-old unification roadmap.
South Korea plans to expand public access to North Korea's primary state newspaper at designated facilities this year, Seoul’s unification ministry announced on Friday.
The ministry outlined its plans in its new year work report to President Yoon Suk-yeol, alongside other plans such as updating the country’s three-decade-old unification roadmap.
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