By NKR Intern Max Ernst A railway connection from Busan to Berlin, connecting South Korea’s southern port city with Europe via the trans-Siberian railroad, is a Korean dream that goes beyond mere political narratives of ‘Peace on the Korean Peninsula’ and ‘Unification of the two Koreas’. The “Iron Silk Road”[if !supportFootnotes][i][endif] would entail substantial economic benefits for South Korea’s energy hungry, export oriented emerging economy. As will be shown in this art