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South Korean ruling-party leader urges rethink of North Korea two-state policy

A ruling-party leader has called on Seoul to reconsider North Korea’s two-state doctrine. The report indicates a policy debate over inter-Korean relations, but no concrete change is described.

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A shift in South Korea’s approach could affect tensions and future engagement with North Korea.

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  1. Ruling party leader urges Seoul to rethink North Korea's 'two-state' doctrine ↗nknews.org · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 8:17 AM UTC

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