Watching North Koreans Watch South Koreans
Inter-Korean relations may be on the mend, but it’s an uphill battle to challenge the narrative of brainless, heartless North Koreans.
Inter-Korean relations may be on the mend, but it’s an uphill battle to challenge the narrative of brainless, heartless North Koreans.
The Korean Peninsula in blue, divided by a black wire, with white liquid pooling in the center. This is the "Pyeongchang dessert" -- an edible statement on inter-Korean politics, for VIP guests at the Olympics.
Split by the two global superpowers after WW2, South and North Korea are still technically at war. But two countries have much more complex relations than being enemies.
Not everyone is happy about the recent thaw in inter-Korean relations ahead of the Pyeongchang Olympics. Some are burning pictures of Kim Jong-un.
This unassuming 84-year-old living in Seoul holds a secret: His sister was married to the late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il and bore Kim Jong-nam, once a contender for power. His story is one of tragedy, reunion and loss.
Entrepreneurs persist to visit the defunct Kaesong Industrial Complex while slamming the government for its inadequate financial compensation.
Ceasefire in 1953 may have halted the war between two Koreas. But psychological war using ppira continued, with women's bodies at the center.
World Taekwondo Federation Championships are taking place in Muju, S Korea. North Koreans participate in a rare show of inter-Korean engagement.
North Korean defector Lee Ae-ran runs Neungra Bapsang, a restaurant that is meant to help fellow female defectors and contribute to unification.
A movie about a naval conflict with North Korea during the 2002 World Cup avoids politics at the cost of the human stories it claims to illuminate.
North Korean defector Gyoon Heo offers his views on why it is high time to step away from emotionally charged approaches toward unification.
A South Korean group at a football match involving North Koreans makes dramatic contact with North Korean players after the game.