North Korea Daily
A look at the Past Present and Future
Tuesday 28, May 2030
The North Korean Stance
The beginning
At the end of WWII, Korea was liberated from decades of Japanese occupation and looked set to regain its independence, with the wartime allies - the US, China, Britain and the Russia all supporting that goal.
Start of A new Era
The Tension Rises
Back then North Korea was never really looked at as a threat to the global powers because they had never attained nuclear artillery, but there was still tension there considering that the U.S. was supporting South Korea. There for the nuclear testing would have to start soon...
2006 is when Korea had first made a nuclear test, but 2009 was their first successful practice, and this is when the U.S, China and Russia had first protested against it for they North Korea was finally being recognized as a threat. The main reason these powers are worried is because North Korea might not know what kind of nuclear power they are wielding(falling into the wrong hands), because in 2013 North Korea had advanced even farther in a third test and had also made a threat towards America.
We predict that the United Nations will try to step in and stop North Korea from developing these nuclear weapons which they are not far from, which may lead to war because what Korea thinks is that if Russia and the United States have nuclear weapons then they should too, but if Korea actually gets persuaded into not building these weapons, more tension might sprout. There for we think that war might be inevitable with North Korea.
The Adaptation
In September 1998 his position as head of armed forces was widened to encompass the powers of head of state while the post of president was assigned "eternally" to his father Kim Il-sung.
We predict that in 2030 that the political view of North Korea is that the political leaders with become more and more lenient with the country having more freedom by adapting to china as Kim Jong-un tries to move away from his political legacy by emulating Chinese model of state-controlled capitalism.