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    sanctions and international pressure. The sanctions exist because of the resolution of the war and the attempt of the United States to limit the spread of communism. The sanctions have since been outdated‚ but because of the fear of the unstable North Korean government‚ the sanctions have been kept as a deterrent. The tensions have been at boiling point especially in the last few years‚ hopefully the United States can take action to peacefully smooth over the oncoming conflict. Before the war began‚

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    their country Korea split into two countries. A Republic of Korea was set up in the lower half of the Korean Peninsula and a Communist-style government was set up in the northern half. A war broke out among the two neighboring countries. The attacks stopped in 1953 when an armistice was signed. This split the two Koreas into North Korea and South Korea. The split runs along a demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel. As South Korea flourished in all aspects such as economy and socialization

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    end‚ the reader discovers that the government has been behind a conspiracy to save humanity through questionable or cruel means. The same can be said about the government of North Korea‚ which has been in place since the failed reunification of the Korean territory in 1948. To date‚ the totalitarian of North Korea government has brainwashed its citizens through state-sponsored media (the only kind of media) and the total censorship of information from the outside world. North

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    CAUSES OF INTERNAL CONFLICTS Competing territory is an important cause of internal conflict. An example is the conflict over border between China and India in 1947.  When India gained independence from Britian‚ it inherited the frontier drawn by the British; while China protested that it had not agreed to the frontier. It was difficult to have a clear border between the two countries because much of their frontier lies in the inaccessible Himalayas. In 1958‚ China announced that it had built

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    or government on the peninsula. The Koreans hoped to establish a country of their own and live peacefully‚ but without any negotiation with the Koreans‚ the USA and USSR suddenly divided the peninsula at the 38th parallel. The North side would be controlled under socialism and the south side would be controlled under capitalism. Soon the communist forces of the North‚ led by Kim iI Sung‚ attacked the South on June 25th‚ 1950. This was the start of the Korean war‚ which is still happening. The

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    Remember when Bill Clinton went to the North Korea-South Korea Demilitarized Zone? As you can see above‚ he was looking into binoculars through the lens caps. What is amazing is that he knew obviously that the lens caps were on‚ but he had to fake it‚ because to be seen taking the lens cap off after having had the binoculars to his eyes would have not been a good photo-op‚ and Clinton lives and dies by the photo-op. So the guy just continued to stand there and look through those binocs with the lens

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    down‚ I took the initiative to ask around the family to get to know him. Sometimes I even regret asking that question. Born into a rich North Korean family he lived through 2 eras- the Korean War (25 June 1950- 27 July 1953) and The Japanese Occupation of Korea 1910–1945. Can you imagine all the suffering and pain? At age 19 he was kidnapped by the North Korean army and forced to fight for the “greater good”. Without even a notice‚ a goodbye‚ or the sight of his parents he was taken to fight‚ for all

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    the $10 billion during 2006-2007.[1] During the 1997 Asian financial crisis‚ South Korean businesses sought to increase access to the global markets‚ and began trade investments with India.[1] The last two presidential visits from South Korea to India were in 1996 and 2006‚[2] and the embassy works between the two countries are seen as needing improvements.[3] Recently‚ there have been acknowledgments in the Korean public and political spheres that expanding relations with India should be a major

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    Foreign Service) A large percentage of the population remains susceptible to malnutrition and their living conditions continue to worsen as energy shortages shut down factories and further reduce the ability of the country to feed itself. Although the Korean War ended in 1953 with an armistice‚ tensions remain. As a consequence‚ the regime continues to spend huge sums and devote scare resources to feeding and maintaining a huge and menacing army. Environmental Changes as Causes of Acute Conflict Information

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    a) Korean War (1950~1953) After ruled by Japan‚ the Korean War (25 June 1950 – 27 July 1953) had happened between South Korea and North Korea. South Korea was supported by the United Nations and North Korea was supported by China and the Soviet Union. The war was terribly continued till 1953 and both sides had suffered heavy casualties as follows.   South North Dead 178‚426 367‚283-750‚282 Missing 32‚925   Wounded 566‚434 686‚500-789‚000 Apparently‚ this war broke

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