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16/06/2018 GMT

BBC World Service - World Questions, Seoul

World Questions is in Seoul to debate the future of Korea and the prospects for peace.

World Questions is in Seoul to debate the future of Korea, and whether the peninsula is on the verge of real and lasting peace.

At a packed event in Seoul, a Korean audience debates unification, nuclear weapons and the cancellation of war games in the wake of the Singapore Summit between President Trump and Chairman Kim.

Jonny Dymond chairs a public debate with Professor Moon Chung-in, the South Korean President's Special Advisor for Foreign Affairs and Distinguished Professor of Yonsei University; General Hwang Jin Ha, former Chair of the Defence Committee of the National Assembly; Kim Jiyoon, Research Fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies; and Sohn Jie-Ae , former Seoul Bureau Chief for CNN and Invited Professor of International Studies at Ewha, the Womans University - where the debate is held. 

BBC World Questions is a series of international events created in partnership with the British Council. 

(Photo: Sunset at Seoul City Skyline, South Korea, Credit: Getty Images)

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