SEOUL -- South Korea's cabinet on Tuesday approved a plan to downsize and reorganize the Ministry of Unification, reflecting a policy toward North Korea that has become less conciliatory and more focused on intelligence analysis and human rights issues.
The restructuring, which will cut 81 employees from the staff of 617, overhauls functions related to cultural cooperation and cross-border exchanges amid a yearslong suspension of dialogue between the two neighbors.
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