South Korea is once again extending a hand to North Korea. Messages advocating the resumption of dialogue, the lowering of military tensions, and a path toward peaceful coexistence are being repeated. The current administration has formalized a policy centered on respecting the North’s regime, pursuing no unification by absorption, and committing to no hostile acts. […]
South Korea is once again extending a hand to North Korea. Messages advocating the resumption of dialogue, the lowering of military tensions, and a path toward peaceful coexistence are being repeated. The current administration has formalized a policy centered on respecting the North’s regime, pursuing no unification by absorption, and committing to no hostile acts. […]
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