THE FIRST STEP TO THE SOUTH AFTER HALF A CENTURY. CAN THE "SUNSHINE" POLICY MELT FROZEN RELATIONS?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7878650Keywords:
Korean War, Sunshine Policy, Inter-Korean Summit, Denuclearization, Cold War, Panmunjeom Declaration, Peace, New Future.Abstract
In this article, the two countries of East Asia belonging to the same nationality, South and North Korea, and their the current social situation, their mutual relations, the existing conflicts, the historical formation of these conflicts, the tendencies towards their resolution, and the actions being taken regarding the prospective development of mutual relations will be discussed.
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