The upcoming Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang are set to display warming relations between North and South Korea, but the North still saw fit to showcase its military might with a parade in Kim Il Sung Square on Feb. 8. The event was announced in late January and marked Army Foundation Day, a celebration of the country's army that has not been held on Feb. 8 since 1977. The new date for the parade was just one day before the Olympic Games opening ceremony Feb. 9 and on the same day as a scheduled performance by North Korean musicians in South Korea. The parade is a preview, in stark contrast, of the next phase of the crisis after the Paralympic Games in March -- which will likely include U.S.-South Korea military drills and more North Korean tests....
