North Korea in Geopolitics: US Threats, Russia’s Alliance and the Palestine Connection

To discuss the recent North Korean treaty with Russia, new threats from the U.S. and the untold history between North Korea and Palestine, Rania Khalek was joined by Ju-Hyun Park, a member of Nodutdol for Korean Community Development, an anti-imperialist organization of Koreans in the U.S. for Korean reunification and national liberation. They are also engagement editor at The Real News.

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[NormanAlwar]

Rania and your guest thanks for top class journalism that is shared with all of us all over the world much appreciated Norman alwar beautiful Cape Town SA

[mystictraveler]

Thank you so much for this segment about Korea.

[PerceivedREALITY]

Instead of arming Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan; US tax payer money should be spent on infrastructure, healthcare, education, homelessness...

[PerceivedREALITY]

Thank you Rania and Ju-Hyun. Independent journalists with journalistic integrity are the heroes of our time.

[dlovestar]

This conversation was super informative and interesting. I learned so much listening to Ju-Hyun Park. Thank you for bringing him on!

[KaiserHooray]

Resistance to imperialism is growing. NK is a key actor in this resistance.

[abcxyz]

It always a joy and a pleasure to listen to Ju-Hyun. So perfectly said and informative. And Huge Respect to NK, a true strong, proud country to stand up against other big evil countries👏👏🗣️🗣️💪💪

[naymatunc-rcvs]

one side playing victim
the other side paying the price with their life

[robertsvorinich]

Rania, it's a pleasure to access your channel. I think you're wonderful.😊

[charles_wipman]

Very interesting conversation, here in Spain we "for some reason..." don't get much info about Asia, and the "info" that we get it's really more like a western info-mercial; this fills a lot of gaps.

[GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies]

It's interesting to see how the mainstream narrative versus the purported "state narrative" of the DPRK compares side-by-side.

Notices how almost everytime, you'd only find the vilification of the country so normalized in the mainstream narr. version, as continuously regurgitated by the Western MSM on a regular basis. It's almost like a moral obligation to reinforce the same contemptuous, x' 'phobic sentiment against the country's very existence.

Yet for the most part, what you're going to see from the purported "state narrative" in DPRK is rather candid pictures of a country that, despite arduous sanctions, has been striving to develop and preserve its form of socialism based on autarky model.

Every year, the country has been continuously and steadily improving and growing its own economic capacity, public services, institutions, infrastructures and whatnots. All the while ensuring the betterment of its citizens' material condition, at least to the proper state of adequacy and welfare.

[wernman]

Eye-opening conversation and mentally stimulating!

[slammajamma]

“If you were just obedient, ” this is powerful and spot on.

[lapulapuspirit]

why does a big part of our government's strategy require keeping its own people heavily propagandized?

[jamalbibishahrbanoui]

The railway link between Iran and China was inaugurated this week. Also high level N. Korian Military delegation visited Iran last month.

[rozalialuks]

Very Good! Thank you both!
#LONGLIVERESISTANCE

[Genedide]

We REALLY need help combatting “Kamala is pro-Palestine” as well as affirming how campaign donations override our votes, a point that should otherwise bring liberals to class consciousness.

[missypaws]

Thank you for this very educational conversation. I’m glad I got to watch the whole talk on patreon. 🙏

[dimatadore]

I learned so much about NK today so thank you so much for this. All I’ve ever heard about NK is what America wanted me to hear, so it’s nice to learn more and see other facets.

[mileshenderson]

rania and guest, thank, yaw for this shows insight! Love you both.