which Kim has gone kind of sour on, but he is actually not supported in this by much of the rest of the government!
Can you cite where you learned about this? I’d assume the destruction of the reunification monuments and the responses that the DPRK recently made towards the US drills and the refusal to meet with ROK diplomats would mean that the anti-reunification position is the central position.
I checked and have struggled to find it. I might have been remembering cases that turned out to be institutional inertia, since this change has happened over the course of a few years.
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Can you cite where you learned about this? I’d assume the destruction of the reunification monuments and the responses that the DPRK recently made towards the US drills and the refusal to meet with ROK diplomats would mean that the anti-reunification position is the central position.
I checked and have struggled to find it. I might have been remembering cases that turned out to be institutional inertia, since this change has happened over the course of a few years.