What is the current relation between Korea and Kaesong?
Kaesong is a city in the DPRK (North Korea), so relative to North Korea, Kaesong is within it.
From the position of South Korea, Kaesong is to its north northwest. However, since Kaesong is very close to the South Korean border, it had historically been the site of a duty free South Korean production center in North Korea.
Where is the current capital city of Korea in relation to Kaesong?
From Kaesong to Seoul (the current capital of South Korea), one would have to go south southeast (SSE). From Kaesong to Pyongyang (the current capital of North Korea), one would have to go north northwest (NNW). It depends on what you are calling "Korea". The North Korean capital of Pyongyang is north of Kaesong as the map in the Related Link indicates. The South Korean capital (and capital of the Choson dynasty prior to the…
What can we do to convince both North Korea and South Korea to go through the Korean reunification process without shedding a single drop of blood?
South Korea has consistently made overtures for a peaceful reunification, such as the construction of Dorasan Station and the negotiation of the Kaesong Industrial Region. However, North Korea is much more of a mystery. It is unclear exactly which officials have power or what they would be willing to give up. It is likely in the best interests of the North Korean leadership to maintain the current status quo because they are already living quite…
What are the relations of North and South Korea?
North and South Korea have no relations with each other and have minimal functional contacts in order to coordinate movements in the Demilitarized Zone and to the Kaesong Industrial Zone. As for their relations with other countries, South Korea has relations with every country on Earth other than North Korea. Conversely, North Korea has relations with Communist countries and other countries in Asia.
What is the first capital of Korea?
It depends on how the question is intended. Korea had numerous distinct kingdoms that did not occupy the entire peninsula. The first one of these with a distinct capital was Gojoseon with its capital at Wanggeom in 194 B.C.E. It is disputed where Wanggeom is located, with North Koreans saying that it is in roughly the same location as the current North Korean capital of Pyongyang and South Koreas saying that it was a city…
How did the Korean War change the future?
Nothing, the Koreas were still separated by the 38th Parallel, it may have worsen the US<>North Korea relation and US<>China relation. It also may have improved the South Korea<>US relation. It changed the future because while Americans were over there they tested new techniques, such as air tactics and MASH units.