Mark 2024 as the year North Korean leader Kim Jong Un dropped any pretense of interest in improving relations with South Korea or giving up his growing nuclear arsenal. Even for a rogue country renowned for its bellicose rhetoric, Kim began the year with a particularly confrontational declaration. That goal of “peaceful reunification” with South Korea,

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