CLEAN : Olympic deal will do little to disarm N. Korea: analysts

The transcript discusses the political dynamics between North and South Korea, focusing on their cooperation for the Olympics and the importance of maintaining political alignment between Seoul and Washington. It highlights the challenges that may arise post-Olympics, such as potential conflicts and the need for a long-term strategy. The discussion also touches on the topic of denuclearization, emphasizing that North Korea is clear about negotiating with the United States regarding its nuclear missile programs.

What was the key agenda item for Pyongyang and Seoul regarding the Olympics?

• Trade agreements

• Military exercises

• Economic collaboration

• North Korean delegation participation

Why is it important for Seoul and Washington to stay aligned politically?

• To improve tourism

• To increase trade

• To avoid downstream problems

• To enhance cultural exchange

What could happen if there is a split between Seoul and Washington?

• Increased tourism

• Improved trade relations

• Better cultural exchange

• Downstream problems

What is North Korea's stance on negotiating their nuclear missile programs?

• They will not negotiate at all

• They will negotiate with the United States

• They will negotiate with South Korea

• They will negotiate with China

Who does North Korea prefer to discuss their nuclear missile programs with?

• Russia

• The United States

• Japan

• South Korea