The 38th Parallel is the line of demarcation, based on the line of North Latitude.
China, Russia, and South Korea border North Korea and Japan is a short relative distance away by sea. No other country comes close to North Korea.
Yes, North Korea is an active member of UN.
Korea was divided into two countries: North Korea (a strictly Communist country) and South Korea (Republic of Korea). The southern zone was formed from the zone occupied by the US forces after WWII in 1948, at the 38th parallel.
if you are talking about Korea , north Korea yes, it is a communist country.
Today there is no State or nation that covers what used to be Korea before 1945. There is "the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea" (north Korea) and "the Republic of Korea" that is generally called 'South Korea'. Both are sovereign nation-States.
Korea and china
Boundary dispute between north and south korea
38th parallel
38th parallel. Boundary known as between North Korea and South Korea
No it is not because the border is still in place
No, the 38th parallel remained to separate south Korea from north Korea.
The line Ninjas jumped over really fast,(:
The boundary between North Korea and South Korea, known as the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), is an example of a subsequent boundary. It was established after the Korean War in 1953 to divide the two countries, which originally shared a common boundary.
the Korean peninsula: includes both south and north Korea
North Korea- Communist South Korea- Presidental
north and South Korea
The Potsdam Conference in 1945 did not explicitly draw the boundary between North and South Korea; rather, it established a framework for the post-war administration of Korea. The division was later solidified by the Korean War in 1950, with the 38th parallel becoming the de facto boundary separating the Soviet-occupied North and the American-occupied South. This division was intended as a temporary measure but ultimately led to the establishment of two separate states.