The Korean Conflict is one of the major world events since the end of WWII.  The peninsula remains bitterly divided despite numerous attempts to reconcile and find peace.  

In Leadership class we were tasked with solving the Korean Conflict in a way that most benefits our assigned country (a big reason why this issue has never been solved is the tug-of-war between countries vying for advantages in this conflict)

This episode is split in two sections: Interviews and Reflections

The interview section is DURING the simulation, when students are in the thick of the negotiations.  These interviews were done during a time where espionage was at its height, and control of the peace talks was in flux.

The Reflections section is AFTER the simulation has concluded with the winning country being Taiwan (huge underdogs).  Several countries are asked to reflect on their experience as well as things they wish they had done better or differently.