N. Korea's revised constitution defines territory, drops reunification references - Yonhap News Agency

In May 2026, North Korea revised its constitution to drop references to unification with South Korea, Seoul said. Yonhap reported that the revised text defines the country's territory, and the Korea Herald and KBS World said it reflects a 'two hostile states' or 'two-state' doctrine.

NHK World reported that the revised constitution removes reunification and mentions nuclear weapons. Le Monde wrote that North Korea confirmed a more hostile line towards Seoul.