>On the possibility of North Korea reengaging the U.S. for talks, 49.1 percent saw the chances as slim, compared with 46.8 percent who said it was quite likely to happen.
Interesting how only a tiny percentage of the population thinks it’s only somewhat likely.
an_idiot007 on
north korean immigrants to solve the demographic issue
sinuhe_t on
I thought that S. Koreans nowadays basically believe that the ship has sailed and N. Korea is for all intents and purposes a different country now…?
EquivalentCreme5114 on
Although extremely unlikely, if it does happen one day, the post-unification divide will be even more stark than the one between East and West Germany. Would be funny if we eventually see a AfK kind of party winning in the north.
Zuliano1 on
Didn’t the North just outright abandon all reunification efforts?, it would be good if they communicated and traded again but at this point unified Korea is not going to happen.
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>On the possibility of North Korea reengaging the U.S. for talks, 49.1 percent saw the chances as slim, compared with 46.8 percent who said it was quite likely to happen.
Interesting how only a tiny percentage of the population thinks it’s only somewhat likely.
north korean immigrants to solve the demographic issue
I thought that S. Koreans nowadays basically believe that the ship has sailed and N. Korea is for all intents and purposes a different country now…?
Although extremely unlikely, if it does happen one day, the post-unification divide will be even more stark than the one between East and West Germany. Would be funny if we eventually see a AfK kind of party winning in the north.
Didn’t the North just outright abandon all reunification efforts?, it would be good if they communicated and traded again but at this point unified Korea is not going to happen.