North Korea’s revised constitution now defines South Korea as a “hostile state,” its state-controlled news agency KCNA reported on Thursday. The North Korean parliament convened last week to amend the constitution, but Pyongyang’s state media had previously provided scant details about the meeting. At the end of 2023, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un first proposed that South Korea be designated as the main enemy in the country’s socialist constitution during a meeting of the ruling Workers’ Party. He also described inter-Korean relations as such between two warring states. Formally, the two na…