Our first article examined President Moon Jae-in’s startling claim, made in early August, that “Korea can catch up with Japan economically through inter-Korean cooperation.”
Probably not endearing ourselves to the Blue House, this author noted that the thrust of this was not so different from his predecessor Park Geun-hye’s view that Korean unification would be some kind of jackpot or bonanza.
Our first article examined President Moon Jae-in’s startling claim, made in early August, that “Korea can catch up with Japan economically through inter-Korean cooperation.”
Probably not endearing ourselves to the Blue House, this author noted that the thrust of this was not so different from his predecessor Park Geun-hye’s view that Korean unification would be some kind of jackpot or bonanza.
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