The Conclusion of a Korean Peace Treaty and the U.S. Strategy in the Asia Pacific Region
Hak Rim Ho
Today the world is making headway towards peace, prosperity and development. Countries that have been hostile in the past have disentangled their long-tied contradictions and conflicts and are now on the road to joint prosperity and development through cooperation and compromise. The DPRK wants to move forward with the international society by concentrating on economic development in a peaceful environment. It has been incorporated in the DPRK’s proposal for a conclusion of a peace treaty set out early last year.
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