April  27, 2018: the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un and South Korean leader, Moon Jae-in, agreed to work towards removing all nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula, and within the next year, hopefully, they will conduct talks with the United States to finally declare an end to the Korean War. They met at the border village of Panmunjom, and signed a statement saying “South and North Korea confirmed the common goal of realizing, through complete denuclearization, a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula”.

This meeting marks the first time a North Korean leader has ever crossed the 38th parallel, where the two leaders came to discuss a treaty that will replace the truce that has kept nothing but uneasy peace between the bordering nations.

The agreements bring hope to the world population, hope for possible reconciliation between nations and a disarmament of the remorseless weapons the human race somehow got their hands on.