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5 things to know about North and South Korea

  • Written by Ji-Young Lee, Assistant Professor, American University School of International Service

Editor’s note: Professor Ji-Young Lee of American University answers five questions to help put issues related to North Korea’s nuclear weapons capabilities into context.


Why is there a North and a South Korea?

Before there was a North and South Korea, the peninsula was ruled as a dynasty known as Chosŏn, which existed for more than...

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