Will there still be a Workers Party after the reunification of the two Koreas?

After reunification, the National Association will be the Republic of Korea or the Federal Republic of Korea, and the Workers' Party of Korea will be the ruling party in the reunified North Korea region, a political party in the reunification of the country. After the reform of Korea, it will be unified in the country of Korea and Japan.

The questions you are asking are uncertain, the reunification of the Korean Peninsula is still far away, and there is no economic interaction between the two countries, let alone politics. As for the name of the reunified country, who knows, I am afraid that even Kim Jong-il and Lee Myung-bak do not know. The Workers' Party should still exist, but it will not be the only ruling party, and it may have to form a coalition with South Korea's political parties or hold elections.

You have this question, and no one can do it for you now.

After all, behind the confrontation on the Korean Peninsula is a game between the great powers.

The end result should be the outcome of this game.

If the peninsula is reunified, it will depend on who achieves the great cause of reunification! At present, it is difficult to say who has the ability to unify the peninsula. Your Excellency favors South Korea, but when it comes to war, I value North Korea.

It depends on whether it will be peaceful reunification or the collapse of North Korea itself. If you fall by yourself, you will definitely be gone.

Who told you they were going to be unified? You know what even Lee Myung-bak and Kim Jong-il don't know??

Sooner or later, it won't happen, but hopefully sooner!

You might as well ask when Taiwan will return.

No, but there is a party that believes in Marx's Communist Manifesto - the Democratic Workers' Party.

This is the main reason for polygamy.

Affirm that the two sides of the strait will be reunified first! Because the gap between the economic levels of the two Koreas is too big! But whoever unifies it will be an extremely long process! And the process of unification may be accompanied by force!

Judging from the current situation, the two sides of the strait should be reunified first, and the time should be in 2011.

It will be difficult for the DPRK and South Korea, and it is estimated that it will be about the same until 2050.

In fact, at present, it seems that the reunification of North Korea and South Korea is much easier than the reunification of the two sides of the strait, and the one on the first floor is a bit taken for granted.