The Koreas on the brink


Call for peace: Ribbons with inscriptions calling for peace and reunification being displayed on a military fence at Imjingak peace park near the Demilitarized Zone. — AFP

As both tension and speculation mount on the Korean peninsula, emotions run high while sober minds and rational solutions are hard to find.

THE great leader strides up to the stage amid applause, people clap, he claps in return, everybody is clapping happily.

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Politics , Bunn Nagara , North Korea

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