South Korea's New Unification Policy Raises Tensions with North

President Yoon Suk-yeol's approach focuses on human rights and external information, sparking fears of regime change in Pyongyang.

Yoon's policy diverges from previous administrations' gradual, trust-based strategies.
The plan emphasizes freedom, human rights, and international cooperation.
North Korea views the policy as a threat to its political system.
Analysts suggest the policy aims to rally conservative support amid Yoon's low approval ratings.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula have escalated, with both sides engaging in provocative actions.