(Adnkronos) – North Korea has removed, in its Constitution, any reference to reunification with South Korea. This was revealed by AFP. In the latest version of the constitution, released by the South Korean Unification Ministry during a press conference, there is no longer a clause stating that North Korea “strives to achieve the unification of the homeland”.
North Korea, Pyongyang removes reunification goal from Constitution
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