Discussions over establishing peace treaty with N. Korea
- 6 years ago
신상협 교수님 대담
And to tell us more about this.... Professor Shin Sang-hyup from Kyung Hee University joins us in the studio today.
So good to see you.
It's great to be here.
1- What would a peace treaty mean for the two Koreas.... and have such efforts for a peace treaty been made in the past?
2- If the two Koreas agree on a peace treaty and formally end the Korean War... this would definitely mean something for the international community as well,... right?
3- Then what kind of roadmap do you think the South Korean government has in mind in regards to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and the establishment of a peace treaty with North Korea?
4- What are the chances then for us to even see the establishment of diplomatic relations between the U.S. and North Korea?
5- So events are moving very rapidly,... given that just four months ago Washington and Pyongyang were trading threats of war.
Although not a lot has been made public... how far do you think discussions and negotiations between the two Koreas and the U.S. have gone?
6- Some are suggesting that matters involving North Korea should be dealt with and settled, especially when it comes to denuclearization and diplomacy with North Korea, while President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump are in office.
I mean, can Moon and Trump succeed where so many others have failed up until now?
7- But in the past... North Korea's preconditions for denuclearization included the withdrawal of American troops stationed in South Korea,... which is a demand that Washington and Seoul have both rejected.
8- What's the possibility then of a multinational peace agreement that would involve not only the two Koreas but also the U.S. and China?
9- Amid a flurry of diplomatic efforts over North Korea,... Pyongyang has been involving itself greatly with China... with Kim Jong-un first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping,... then meeting with Chinese top diplomats.
What can we make of this?
Thank you for your insight today.
Thank you.
And to tell us more about this.... Professor Shin Sang-hyup from Kyung Hee University joins us in the studio today.
So good to see you.
It's great to be here.
1- What would a peace treaty mean for the two Koreas.... and have such efforts for a peace treaty been made in the past?
2- If the two Koreas agree on a peace treaty and formally end the Korean War... this would definitely mean something for the international community as well,... right?
3- Then what kind of roadmap do you think the South Korean government has in mind in regards to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and the establishment of a peace treaty with North Korea?
4- What are the chances then for us to even see the establishment of diplomatic relations between the U.S. and North Korea?
5- So events are moving very rapidly,... given that just four months ago Washington and Pyongyang were trading threats of war.
Although not a lot has been made public... how far do you think discussions and negotiations between the two Koreas and the U.S. have gone?
6- Some are suggesting that matters involving North Korea should be dealt with and settled, especially when it comes to denuclearization and diplomacy with North Korea, while President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump are in office.
I mean, can Moon and Trump succeed where so many others have failed up until now?
7- But in the past... North Korea's preconditions for denuclearization included the withdrawal of American troops stationed in South Korea,... which is a demand that Washington and Seoul have both rejected.
8- What's the possibility then of a multinational peace agreement that would involve not only the two Koreas but also the U.S. and China?
9- Amid a flurry of diplomatic efforts over North Korea,... Pyongyang has been involving itself greatly with China... with Kim Jong-un first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping,... then meeting with Chinese top diplomats.
What can we make of this?
Thank you for your insight today.
Thank you.