Kang Says Sanctions Against N. Korea Are Working

The transcript discusses the impact of international sanctions on North Korea's nuclear program, suggesting they may be effective in prompting a recalibration of North Korea's actions. It highlights the roles of China, Russia, and the US as key players in implementing these sanctions and maintaining global peace. The discussion also touches on the potential for future peace between North and South Korea, emphasizing the need for a permanent peace agreement to replace the existing Armistice Agreement.

What is one potential effect of international sanctions on North Korea's nuclear program?

• Encouraging North Korea to expand its nuclear arsenal

• Causing North Korea to reconsider its nuclear strategy

• Strengthening North Korea's economic ties with allies

• Increasing North Korea's military provocations

Which countries are highlighted as key players in addressing the North Korean nuclear issue?

• Germany, France, and the UK

• Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico

• China, Russia, and the US

• Japan, South Korea, and India

What is the primary responsibility of China, Russia, and the US regarding North Korea?

• To develop a joint military strategy against North Korea

• To provide economic aid to North Korea

• To mediate peace talks between North and South Korea

• To implement and enforce international sanctions

What is necessary for achieving lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula?

• A permanent peace agreement replacing the Armistice Agreement

• A new trade agreement between North and South Korea

• A cultural exchange program between the two Koreas

• Increased military presence by the US in South Korea

What is the current status of the Korean Peninsula according to the transcript?

• It is in a state of active war

• It is under a permanent peace agreement

• It is still governed by the Armistice Agreement

• It has achieved complete denuclearization