Inside North Korea

A look is taken at aspects of daily life for citizens of the highly secretive nation, and how the role of government shapes the way in which individuals behave, also, the country's dictator and how the public perceive him is addressed.

The Kim family's hold on power is believed by the North Korean's to be the only thing saving them from annihilation.

ABC News' Bob Woodruff explores how the Olympics have long been used as proxy battlefields for geopolitical conflicts on the Korean peninsula.

Twists and turns along the path to peace in the Korean Peninsula are shown, and challenges encountered along the way are examined and discussed in order to develop a broader awareness of the ongoing struggle to end the conflict.

Why does North Korea continue to agitate and perplex the U.S. and her allies? This is the story of the Korean Peninsula and the effort to find lasting peace told by the people who tried.