South Korean Military + Partition VR | The East Side

After canceling dinner with Nancy Pelosi, President Yoon has announced he wants South Korea to become the world’s top weapons supplier. After Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, Yoon protects his relationship with China by abruptly devolving their dinner plans to a phone call. These plans for South Korea to lead in the arms industry makes many fearful. Meanwhile, Project Dastaan unveils a new VR initiative for Indian and Pakistani people to revisit their ancestral home villages pre-partition. University of Oxford is allowing people, who were alive during the partition that separated two nations into Muslim-majority Pakistan and Hindu-majority India, to visit their villages. Is this a moving idea or creepy and sensationalist?