North Korea revises constitution to drop reunification goal
SEOUL, May 6 (UPI) -- North Korea has revised its constitution to remove all references to reunification with South Korea, a document shared by Seoul's Unification Ministry showed Wednesday, formalizing leader Kim Jong Un's push to redefine inter-Korean ties as relations between two separate states.
6 May 10:08 · UPI
North Korea drops unification goal from constitution: What it means for Korean Peninsula tensions
North Korea has revised its constitution, bringing out major changes in its policy regarding the Korean Peninsula. According to the draft of the text reviewed by Reuters, the changes, believed...
6 May 09:13 · The News International
North Korea drops references to unification from constitution
The revision codifies leader Kim Jong Un’s push to treat the two Koreas as separate states.
6 May 07:17 · CNA
North Korea drops references to unification from constitution
The revision codifies leader Kim Jong Un’s push to treat the two Koreas as separate states.
6 May 07:17 · CNA
North Korea revises Constitution to drop references to unification of Korean Peninsula
North Korea revises its constitution, removing unification references and defining territory in relation to South Korea, emphasizing Kim's nuclear authority.
6 May 07:05 · The Hindu
North Korea revises Constitution to drop references to unification of Korean Peninsula
North Korea revises its constitution, removing unification references and defining territory in relation to South Korea, emphasizing Kim's nuclear authority.
6 May 07:05 · The Hindu
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