CLEAN : S.Koreas Moon to seek change with North (2)

The transcript discusses the South Korean left's views and President Moon Jae-in's intentions regarding North Korea. It highlights Moon's desire to engage with North Korea through policies like reopening the Kaesong Industrial Zone and the Sunshine Policy. However, it notes the challenges Moon faces due to the US's perception of North Korea as a global threat. Moon must demonstrate that North Korea is a reliable negotiating partner to pursue these diplomatic efforts.

What is the general sentiment of the South Korean left towards engaging with North Korea?

• They are indifferent to the issue.

• They are supportive of engagement.

• They prefer military action over dialogue.

• They are against any form of engagement.

What are some of Moon's plans for engaging with North Korea?

• Increasing military presence at the border.

• Reopening the Kaesong Industrial Zone and pursuing the Sunshine Policy.

• Cutting all diplomatic ties.

• Imposing stricter sanctions.

What potential conflict might arise from Moon's plans?

• A dispute with Japan.

• A disagreement with the United Nations.

• A conflict with China.

• A clash with the American government.

How is North Korea perceived globally according to the transcript?

• As a peaceful nation.

• As a reliable partner.

• As an economic powerhouse.

• As a genuine global menace.

What challenge does Moon face in proving North Korea's reliability?

• Building a stronger military.

• Gaining support from the United Nations.

• Convincing the American government.

• Securing economic aid.