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Last update: an hour agoInter-Korean Sports Diplomacy: North Korea’s Naegohyang Women’s FC landed in South Korea on Sunday for the first visit by a North Korean sports team in eight years, drawing huge crowds at Incheon and heavy security as the club heads to Suwon for the Women’s Asian Champions League semi-final against Suwon FC Women on Wednesday; Travel/Rules Watch: ticket demand is intense (7,087 seats sold out in hours) and South Korea is limiting direct interaction—plus public waving of North Korean flags is prohibited under the national security law, so civic groups are using alternative peninsula-themed flags; Diplomatic Backdrop: the match comes while ties sit at one of their lowest points, with Pyongyang still treating the South as “hostile states,” even as it uses high-profile exchanges like this to keep channels open.
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