In spite of, or perhaps because of, Trump’s bellicose rhetoric against North Korea, South Korea president Moon Jae-in has been working to normalize relations between those two countries. U. W. Milwaukee Asian Studies professor Nan Kim talks to Jan Miyasaki about the efforts.
South Korea tries to temper the tempers
Recently-elected South Korean president Moon Jae-in is working to moderate the U.S.-North Korea military threats of recent days. He has asked the U.S. to clear any military action through South Korea before proceeding. Journalist and author Tim Shorrock just returned from South Korea, and is doubtful of the intel suggesting that the North has a […]
