As the neighbor to Korean Peninsula and one of the potential targets of its missile program, most think Japan would be relieved to see peaceful Korean unification under the South’s control.
But neither the Japanese public nor its government appear to like their odds of achieving this.
As the neighbor to Korean Peninsula and one of the potential targets of its missile program, most think Japan would be relieved to see peaceful Korean unification under the South’s control.
But neither the Japanese public nor its government appear to like their odds of achieving this.
Rob York is director for regional affairs at the Pacific Forum. He previously worked as a production editor for The South China Morning Post and chief editor of NK News. He is also a Ph.D. candidate in Korean history at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.