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Troubled Encounter: Japan–DPRK Non-Relations

25/06/2012
Author : Institute for Security & Development Policy (ISDP - Sweden)
ASIA PAPER, June 2012, pp. 89 by Bert Edström
 

This paper explores the interplay between two neighbors that have been victims of history, Japan and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK, also known as North Korea). It examines the two countries troubled relations and offers insight into the future of Japan-DPRK diplomacy.

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  • Re:Troubled Encounter: Japan–DPRK Non-Relations

Apart from the Sino-Japanese War, I don't see any dark clouds in the horizon for Japan. On the other hand, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will still be a thorn. What happened in the past can't be undone, but the choices that both countries make today will influence the future. Sadly, tomorrow doesn't look bright for DPRK. It's easy to blame its president, Kim Jong-un (or his father, Kim Jong-il), but look at the economic state of the country. Put it in another way, can you blame the North Koreans for having few (or no) options due to poverty?

By Tony Peche on 6/28/2012 08:49
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