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Geopolitics, Korean Peninsula

Korea’s Historic Peace Move Puts Onus on Washington to End Conflict

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Korea is ready for peace, and both sides are putting the world on notice that that is exactly what they’ve wanted all along. They are fully aware that without the West they could have achieved it a long time ago.
Now that the Western bloodlines have achieved their desired economic prosperity, are they ready to leave Asia alone? Continue reading Korea’s Historic Peace Move Puts Onus on Washington to End Conflict →

Geopolitics

Korean Leaders Kim and Moon Hold 2nd Meeting Away from Cameras

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While the non-essential parties are busy trying their best to stop the official Korean Reunification, the two leaders of both sides in the Korean Peninsula are holding talks like this will be the last time that their people can have a long lasting peace across the two Koreas. Continue reading Korean Leaders Kim and Moon Hold 2nd Meeting Away from Cameras →

Asia, Korean Peninsula

North Korea’s “New” Course, and its Nuclear Missile Moratorium

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On April 20, in Pyongyang, the Third Plenary Meeting of the Seventh Central Committee of the Worker’s Party of Korea was held “to discuss the policy issues of a new stage in line with the demand of the important historic period of the revolution’s development.”  A plenary session ranks second in importance in intraparty actions after a congress, and typically is not assembled for ordinary matters. Continue reading North Korea’s “New” Course, and its Nuclear Missile Moratorium →

Geopolitics

White House Credit Grabbing Upcoming Korean Peace Summit

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It is ironic in many respect that the government that is causing decades of misery and fear against the Koreans is claiming that its “maximum pressure” is working towards the realization of peace on the Korean peninsula. Thanks to the “strong leadership of @POTUS Trump,” said Mike Pence. Continue reading White House Credit Grabbing Upcoming Korean Peace Summit →