In January, North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un labelled South Korea an enemy state and dashed all hopes of reunification. This comes on the back of numerous missile tests in the last two years. Then in March, Kim would tell the North Korean military to prepare for war.
Across the 38th parallel, South Korean President Yoon has taken a similar hardline stance. He has refused dialogue with his counterpart in the North, while increasing the number of joint military exercises with the American Military. What is behind the heightened tensions in the Korean Peninsula, and what does this mean for ordinary South Koreans?
00:00 Introduction
02:20 Yeonpyeong island caught between North and South Korea
04:32 North Korea’s increasing missile tests
07:03 Impact of missile tests on Yeonpyeong island on 2010
09:53 Changing nature of North-South relations
12:48 What the end of reunification means for families
17:47 North Korea's Kim Jong Un gives up reunification goal
20:13 South Korea's changing stance towards North Korea
25:56 Is North Korea selling arms to Russia?
27:53 Closer ties between Putin and Kim
31:18 What do closer North Korea-Russia ties have to do with China?
35:55 Will Yoon’s domestic election defeat change his North Korea policy?
38:38 What a Japan-North Korea summit means for South Korea
42:03 How could US elections affect the Korean peninsula?
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