North Korea versus South Korea. Is it different this time?

We went through this rhetoric full of threats from the North Korean side many times before. So would you say is it somehow different this time, is it in your opinion possible to identify any new element in this? Read few comments.

Should we accept North Korea’s nuclear program?

What can the world realistically do on North Korea’s nuclear program? What should be the best possible reaction after the third test?

North Korea: Kim Jong-un is firmly in place

He may be more interested in Western-style entertainment than his predecessors but this does not mean any real opening or fundamental change in the regime.

North Korea nuclear program: A breakthrough of sorts

The Guardian: State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said North Korea has agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to verify and monitor the moratorium on uranium enrichment and confirm disablement of its nuclear reactor at Yongbyon.

What’s next for inter-Korean relations?

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak has said he is willing to “open the door” to better relations with NK.

Kim Jong-un as an undisputed leader of North Korea?

What kind of scenario do you expect for the North Korea after the death of Kim Jong-il? More repressions, some liberalization of the regime, playing the nuclear card even more?

North Korea attacks South Korea

What’s next?

North Korea: Will Kim Jong-un replace his father Kim Jong-il?

It seems he will.

How much do we know about the nuclear program of North Korea?

Pyongyang promises sacred nuclear war in response to the US-South Korea joint naval exercises.

Hillary Clinton has warned North Korea over the attack on the South Korean ship

US Secretary of State said: “This will not be and cannot be business as usual. There must be an international, not just a regional, but an international response.”