South Korean Residents Not Worried About North Korean Threats
Business as usual in Seoul, the closest target for Pyongyang
Here in South Korea it can sometimes feel as if there are two separate nations at the moment.
The news bulletins are full of the latest North Korean threats, the papers carry front-page pictures of the military hardware being paraded on both sides of the peninsula, and South Korea's own politicians are warning of a swift and strong response to any provocation.
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