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Missing People: Why Japan is eager to talk with North Korea.
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Missing People: Why Japan is eager to talk with North Korea.
“I don’t want to see the prime minister of Japan coming to Pyongyang.” —On March 24, Kim Yo Jong, the little sister of North Korea’s current leader Kim Jong Un, made her statement. While mentioning her personal one, it stated, “I don’t want to see the prime minister of Japan coming to Pyongyang.” Kim’s comment ruled out Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s eagerness to talk with North Korean counterpart: Since Takaichi was sworn in as the top…
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