A Vision for a Unified Korea and International Cooperation
Kyung-young Chung, professor at Hanyang University, argues that the division of the Korean Peninsula is the root cause of regional instability and calls for a renewed approach to unification. The author highlights moral, humanitarian, and economic reasons for unification, noting the potential for Korea to become a global economic powerhouse. A unified Korea would prevent war, foster peace in Northeast Asia, and enhance global cooperation, especially between the U.S. and China. Chung advocates for peaceful unification through diplomacy, economic exchange, and international cooperation, emphasiz...
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- Kyung-young CHUNG
- October 16, 2024