January 26, 2022
Tensions on Korean Peninsula: Analysis
North Korea continues to test-fire missiles while signaling a possible resumption of ICBM or nuclear tests. The U.S. is bolstering sanctions on the regime amid growing tensions. Dr. Go Myong-hyun joins Arirang to discuss these developments.
Watch the full video from Arirang.
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