North Korea Changes Its Flag and Constitution

Kim Jong Un is updating the country's main symbols and laws to treat South Korea as a separate, enemy nation.

North Korea is making big changes to its official symbols and laws. For the first time since 1948, the country has changed the shape of its national flag. Experts say the flag’s proportions have been tweaked slightly. While it might look the same to a quick glance, this is a major move for a country that rarely changes its national imagery. Along with the flag, North Korea has updated its constitution. This is the country's main rulebook. These new changes follow Kim Jong Un’s recent announcement that he no longer sees South Korea as a partner for peace. Instead, he is officially calling S…