More than 70 years after the Korean War, the Korean Peninsula remains divided under an unresolved armistice. Families remain separated, borders closed and tensions persist despite decades of diplomacy. The AnewZ Frontline team explores the roots of this frozen conflict, the risks posed by North Korea’s nuclear programme and repeated attempts to achieve peace — from six-party talks to historic meetings between U.S. and North Korean leaders. The 2019 Trump–Kim meetings raised hopes of a breakthrough, but negotiations ultimately collapsed, leaving the peninsula once again facing an uncertain future.