Blowing up inter-Korean relations: What is N. Korea aiming at?

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This week inter-Korean relations took a sinister turn, as North Korea blew up the joint liaison office set up in 2018. As Seoul's presidential office put it, yesterday's act "breaches the hope of all people wishing for lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula." So what next? That depends on Pyongyang's true motivations and how the major players in this story react.

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