
South Korea Shifts to 'Peace First' North Korea Policy
South Korea has announced a significant shift in its policy towards North Korea, adopting a 'peace first' approach while maintaining its denuclearization goal. This new strategy aims to prioritize peaceful engagement and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
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Unification minister says policy on N. Korea has shifted to peace-first approach
South Korean Unification Minister Chung Dong-young said Thursday the government has shifted away from a policy focused on the denuclearization of North Korea, instead pointing to peace as a precondition to resuming stalled talks with Pyongyang. Chung's remarks come as Pyongyang has been doubling down on its nuclear and missile programs, while seeking to have its status as a nuclear state recognized by other world powers, notably China and Russia. "For the past year, the Lee Jae Myung government
By The Korea Herald
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