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Unlikelihood of North Korea Initiating an Attack on South Korea北,
Why South Korea Isn't Preparing for War Against North Korea [By Kang Hyun-chang, Energy Economist] While tensions are rising due to North Korea's recent provocations, an analysis of geopolitical risks shows that the likelihood of an actual war is low, according to a securities expert. Kim Young-hwan, a researcher at NH Investment & Securities, said in a report on the 24th, "Recent...
South Korea's Tough Stance on North Korea Sparks Tensions In response to North Korea's launch of an intermediate-range ballistic missile and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's recent corrective speech, South Korea expressed hostile feelings toward Pyongyang, but the United States reiterated its call for dialog, saying it has no hostile intentions toward the North...
Democratic Party Leader's Comments on Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il Spark Controversy Comments on Lee Jae-myung's "Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il remarks" were divided into criticism and defense. Critics condemned the remarks as inappropriate, while advocates argued that they should not distort efforts for peace on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea's Shocking Punishment: 12-Year Sentence for Watching South Korean Series A North Korean teenager has been sentenced to 12 years in labor for watching a South Korean drama. North Korea's hardline indoctrination system means that minors who break the law are treated to prison rather than labor camps. North Korea sees the spread of K-content in its country as a danger.
North Korean Teenagers Sentenced to 12 Years of Hard Labor for Watching K-Drama A video has emerged of North Korea sentencing two teenage boys to 12 years in labor for watching a South Korean drama. The message is that South Korean culture is spreading in North Korea and they are ruining their future. This is the first time the punishment for watching South Korean entertainment has been increased to the death penalty...
Kim Jong-un Threatens War Again Declaring South Korea as Permanent Enemy North Korea decides to abolish the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, the National Economic Cooperation Organization, and the Kumgangsan International Tourism Organization. Kim Jong-un declares the DPRK to be the main enemy and orders the constitution to reflect annexation in case of war. Accelerated cleanup of inter-Korean organizations, emphasizing military confrontation framing. Suspended direct phone lines and hotlines between the two Koreas...
Elections Under Threat: North Korea's Provocation Strategy Revealed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's provocations are straining the security situation on the Korean Peninsula, and experts are concerned that North Korea's provocations may be influencing the South Korean general election and the U.S. presidential election. They emphasize the need for dialogue and deterrence, and the need to balance the U.S.-ROK alliance and trilateral cooperation...
President Yoon Sends Warning: North Korea Beware, Deceptive Peace Is Over President Yoon Seok-yeol declares that North Korea will be "punished many times over" for its provocations and that "disguised peace tactics no longer work." Responds to North Korean leader's comments. Calling North Korea's provocations "a threat to our security," he emphasized the need to defeat the regime's deceptive tactics, propaganda, and incitement.
Naval Forces Unite Against North Korea: Joint Anti-Submarine Drills Commence The South Korean Navy is participating in an airborne anti-submarine warfare exercise with the United States, Japan, Australia, and India to prepare for underwater threats from North Korea. The drills, which use P-3 maritime patrol aircraft to track submarines and share information, are analyzed to counter North Korea's submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) capabilities...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Discloses Shocking Plan: The End of Peace?North Korea dissolves inter-Korean groups, signals the Republic of Korea as 'first hostile country' in constitutional amendment plans.
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Reveals New Game Plan to 'Take Over' the SouthKim Jong Un intensifies military tension, calls South Korea 'primary enemy,' seeks constitution changes, warns of nuclear retaliation.
US Expert: North Korea's Provocations as Alarming as 1950, Is War on the Horizon?North Korea's Kim Jong-un labels South Koreans "our enemies," fires ballistic missile, raising concerns of potential war.
China's Warning Ignored: Taiwan's Voters Make History AgainTaiwan's President-elect Lai Ching-te's victory stirs concerns over China-Taiwan relations and Northeast Asia's geopolitical stability.
Trump's Possible Return Raises Concerns and Opportunities for Korean SecurityThere's a possibility of Trump engaging in nuclear arms reduction negotiations with North Korea if he returns to power.
North Korea's Sneaky Guard Post Restoration ExposedNorth Korea selectively destroyed observatories in Demilitarized Zone, not the entire interior, says South Korean Defense Minister.
South Korea Treats Kim Jong-un's Threat as a Joke North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said he will not shy away from war and has threatened to "annihilate" South Korea. The Foreign Ministry says it will respond by dismissing the remarks as a pun. North Korea's military threats have been escalating in intensity...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un: 'We Will Not Avoid War,' South Korea Branded as 'Enemy'North Korean leader Kim Jong Un labels South Korea as an "enemy" and threatens retaliation if provoked militarily.
South Korea Preparing for North Korea's Intensive Provocations Inter-Korean relations continue to be tense due to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's statements and military provocations. North Korea is threatening the South by accelerating its nuclear weapons program and preparing for a major crisis. North Korea's provocations must be contained by strengthening the U.S.-ROK, U.S.-Japan security cooperation system and the U.S.-ROK alliance...
Soldiers Mobilized for Civilian Support Increases 15 Times, Prompts Call for New MeasuresKorea's Human Rights Commission recommends a military disaster response system to prevent excessive civilian support mobilization.
Unlikelihood of North Korea Initiating an Attack on South Korea 北,
Why South Korea Isn't Preparing for War Against North Korea [By Kang Hyun-chang, Energy Economist] While tensions are rising due to North Korea's recent provocations, an analysis of geopolitical risks shows that the likelihood of an actual war is low, according to a securities expert. Kim Young-hwan, a researcher at NH Investment & Securities, said in a report on the 24th, "Recent...
South Korea's Tough Stance on North Korea Sparks Tensions In response to North Korea's launch of an intermediate-range ballistic missile and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's recent corrective speech, South Korea expressed hostile feelings toward Pyongyang, but the United States reiterated its call for dialog, saying it has no hostile intentions toward the North...
Democratic Party Leader's Comments on Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il Spark Controversy Comments on Lee Jae-myung's "Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il remarks" were divided into criticism and defense. Critics condemned the remarks as inappropriate, while advocates argued that they should not distort efforts for peace on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea's Shocking Punishment: 12-Year Sentence for Watching South Korean Series A North Korean teenager has been sentenced to 12 years in labor for watching a South Korean drama. North Korea's hardline indoctrination system means that minors who break the law are treated to prison rather than labor camps. North Korea sees the spread of K-content in its country as a danger.
North Korean Teenagers Sentenced to 12 Years of Hard Labor for Watching K-Drama A video has emerged of North Korea sentencing two teenage boys to 12 years in labor for watching a South Korean drama. The message is that South Korean culture is spreading in North Korea and they are ruining their future. This is the first time the punishment for watching South Korean entertainment has been increased to the death penalty...
Kim Jong-un Threatens War Again Declaring South Korea as Permanent Enemy North Korea decides to abolish the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, the National Economic Cooperation Organization, and the Kumgangsan International Tourism Organization. Kim Jong-un declares the DPRK to be the main enemy and orders the constitution to reflect annexation in case of war. Accelerated cleanup of inter-Korean organizations, emphasizing military confrontation framing. Suspended direct phone lines and hotlines between the two Koreas...
Elections Under Threat: North Korea's Provocation Strategy Revealed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's provocations are straining the security situation on the Korean Peninsula, and experts are concerned that North Korea's provocations may be influencing the South Korean general election and the U.S. presidential election. They emphasize the need for dialogue and deterrence, and the need to balance the U.S.-ROK alliance and trilateral cooperation...
President Yoon Sends Warning: North Korea Beware, Deceptive Peace Is Over President Yoon Seok-yeol declares that North Korea will be "punished many times over" for its provocations and that "disguised peace tactics no longer work." Responds to North Korean leader's comments. Calling North Korea's provocations "a threat to our security," he emphasized the need to defeat the regime's deceptive tactics, propaganda, and incitement.
Naval Forces Unite Against North Korea: Joint Anti-Submarine Drills Commence The South Korean Navy is participating in an airborne anti-submarine warfare exercise with the United States, Japan, Australia, and India to prepare for underwater threats from North Korea. The drills, which use P-3 maritime patrol aircraft to track submarines and share information, are analyzed to counter North Korea's submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) capabilities...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Discloses Shocking Plan: The End of Peace? North Korea dissolves inter-Korean groups, signals the Republic of Korea as 'first hostile country' in constitutional amendment plans.
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Reveals New Game Plan to 'Take Over' the South Kim Jong Un intensifies military tension, calls South Korea 'primary enemy,' seeks constitution changes, warns of nuclear retaliation.
US Expert: North Korea's Provocations as Alarming as 1950, Is War on the Horizon? North Korea's Kim Jong-un labels South Koreans "our enemies," fires ballistic missile, raising concerns of potential war.
China's Warning Ignored: Taiwan's Voters Make History Again Taiwan's President-elect Lai Ching-te's victory stirs concerns over China-Taiwan relations and Northeast Asia's geopolitical stability.
Trump's Possible Return Raises Concerns and Opportunities for Korean Security There's a possibility of Trump engaging in nuclear arms reduction negotiations with North Korea if he returns to power.
North Korea's Sneaky Guard Post Restoration Exposed North Korea selectively destroyed observatories in Demilitarized Zone, not the entire interior, says South Korean Defense Minister.
South Korea Treats Kim Jong-un's Threat as a Joke North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said he will not shy away from war and has threatened to "annihilate" South Korea. The Foreign Ministry says it will respond by dismissing the remarks as a pun. North Korea's military threats have been escalating in intensity...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un: 'We Will Not Avoid War,' South Korea Branded as 'Enemy' North Korean leader Kim Jong Un labels South Korea as an "enemy" and threatens retaliation if provoked militarily.
South Korea Preparing for North Korea's Intensive Provocations Inter-Korean relations continue to be tense due to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's statements and military provocations. North Korea is threatening the South by accelerating its nuclear weapons program and preparing for a major crisis. North Korea's provocations must be contained by strengthening the U.S.-ROK, U.S.-Japan security cooperation system and the U.S.-ROK alliance...
Soldiers Mobilized for Civilian Support Increases 15 Times, Prompts Call for New Measures Korea's Human Rights Commission recommends a military disaster response system to prevent excessive civilian support mobilization.
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