North Korea has removed references to reunification with South Korea from its constitution, indicating a shift towards a more hostile stance. The revised constitution, introduced in March, emphasizes North Korea's territorial claims and labels South Korea as its 'most hostile state.' Despite South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's calls for unconditional talks, North Korea has not responded. Kim Jong Un has vowed to enhance nuclear capabilities and conducted multiple missile tests, while North Korea strengthens ties with Russia and China.