The Koreas on the brink


Call for peace: Ribbons with inscriptions calling for peace and reunification being displayed on a military fence at Imjingak peace park near the Demilitarized Zone. — AFP

As both tension and speculation mount on the Korean peninsula, emotions run high while sober minds and rational solutions are hard to find.

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Politics , Bunn Nagara , North Korea

   

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