Partidul comunist nord-coreean renunță la ideea reunificării Coreei / Din statut au fost eliminate şi menţiunile prezenţei militare a SUA în Coreea de Sud

North Korea has removed references to peaceful unification with South Korea from the ruling Workers' Party's charter, reflecting a shift in inter-Korean relations. The updated charter emphasizes the two Koreas as hostile states and strengthens Kim Jong-un's authority. The changes were made during the party's ninth congress and include the removal of mentions of U.S. military presence in South Korea. Additionally, the minimum age for party membership has increased from 18 to 20. Kim has declared that peaceful unification is no longer possible, marking a significant ideological shift in North Korea's stance towards the South.