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Opening of North Korean Broadcasting System Yoon Suk Yeol The "opening of North Korean broadcasting," which the government had been pushing for as part of its North Korea policy, is in place in the face of practical difficulties, including the revision of the law. Unlike the conservative administration, which has been comparable to sanctions and pressure, it has ambitiously advocated "openness," but some say it has virtually lost its momentum as the strong-to-strong confrontation between the two Koreas continues. A Unification Ministry official said on the 9th, "We are trying to form a consensus among the people and collecting opinions from experts from all walks of life," adding, "We will push ahead with the current law as much as possible." This reaffirms the existing policy implementation policy, which is interpreted as meaning that no progress has been made six months since it was first mentioned in the Unification Ministry's work report ...

Kim Jong Un's Private Life It was argued that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had a strong female bias, taking women to the Koryo Hotel in Pyongyang with his brother Kim Jong-chul in the mid-2000s before inheriting power from his father Kim Jong-il. After hearing the news, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il issued a ban on access to the Koryo Hotel, but some argued that it was in vain. The latest book "Kim Jong-un and Kim Yo-jung," written by Yoshihiro Makino, a visiting professor at Hirosima University in Japan and a diplomatic reporter at the Asahi Shimbun (former Seoul bureau chief), says this. According to a book on the 5th, Chairman Kim frequently appeared at the Koryo Hotel in the evening of the mid-2000s with his older brother Kim Jung-chul. When the Kim brothers came, the entrance to the Koryo Hotel was blocked and guests could not move freely. At that time, the Koryo Hotel was said to have been popular among high-ranking people, with its small number of entrances an...

  Analysis of the Security Situation on the Korean Peninsula in 2023 North Korea The new year has begun in 2023, but the security situation on the Korean Peninsula is escalating more sharply than ever. From New Year's Day, Kim Jong-un defined the South as a "clear enemy" and ordered the production of large amounts of tactical nuclear weapons, making the threat of a nuclear attack on the South more clear. In addition, Kim Jong-un announced that he would increase his nuclear warhead holdings exponentially and produce large amounts of tactical nuclear weapons this year, declaring his will to "live and die in nuclear weapons" at home and abroad. Meanwhile, North Korea has stepped up efforts to develop a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) and expressed its willingness to launch its first military reconnaissance satellite in the shortest period of time. North Korea's commitment to nuclear attack on South Korea, missile development, and deployment all-ou...