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Why the Two Koreas May Be Giving up on Reunification

Summary by The Christian Science Monitor
The government in North Korea has abandoned its official goal of unification with South Korea. Now, the leadership in South Korea has to figure out if it will do the same.

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Why the two Koreas may be giving up on reunification

The government in North Korea has abandoned its official goal of unification with South Korea. Now, the leadership in South Korea has to figure out if it will do the same.

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North Korean Leader Kim Jong One Has Changed the Country's Constitution, Eliminating Any Reference to South Korea or the Goal of Reunification

The North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, has modified the constitution of North Korea, in a major change of political and ideological direction, adopted by the Supreme Assembly of the People of Phenian, which strengthens the rupture from South Korea. The revised document, distributed by the Ministry of Unification of Seoul, completely eliminates references to the reunification of the peninsula and national identity [...] Source

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Aleph News broke the news on Monday, May 18, 2026.
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