Sit down with Dr. Kim on President Moon's UN speech
And to take a closer look at President Moon's speech at the UN... Dr. Kim Sang-woo, Chairman of the East Asia Cultural Project, joins me in the studio today.
So good to have you with us.
Hello.
So like we heard earlier in our report, President Moon Jae-in proposed remodeling the DMZ into an international peace zone.
What can we make of such a proposal?
The president also talked about how South Korea is open to offering security guarantees to North Korea to help bring about lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
What does he mean by security guarantees and how does this go along with U.S. President Donald Trump's recent remarks on a "new method" regarding denuclearization negotiations?
Then, with President Moon's speech under our belts... what are your prospects for future North Korea-U.S. denuclearization talks?
What can we expect from here on out?
Now, during his speech, President Moon emphasized safeguarding the values of free and fair trade... based on the foundation of an earnest self-reflection of history.
This, obviously could be seen as an indirect message targeting Japan.
What are your thoughts on this.
Thank you so much for your insight today Dr. Kim.
My pleasure.
So good to have you with us.
Hello.
So like we heard earlier in our report, President Moon Jae-in proposed remodeling the DMZ into an international peace zone.
What can we make of such a proposal?
The president also talked about how South Korea is open to offering security guarantees to North Korea to help bring about lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
What does he mean by security guarantees and how does this go along with U.S. President Donald Trump's recent remarks on a "new method" regarding denuclearization negotiations?
Then, with President Moon's speech under our belts... what are your prospects for future North Korea-U.S. denuclearization talks?
What can we expect from here on out?
Now, during his speech, President Moon emphasized safeguarding the values of free and fair trade... based on the foundation of an earnest self-reflection of history.
This, obviously could be seen as an indirect message targeting Japan.
What are your thoughts on this.
Thank you so much for your insight today Dr. Kim.
My pleasure.