Clinton Visit Leaves South Koreans Uneasy
Donald Kirk, Asia Times Online | February 23, 2009
Sec. of State Clinton "ran through a litany of clichés" about US-South Korean relations on her visit last week. ++ However, her perceived willingness to compromise over North Korean nukes and her appointment of Stephen Bosworth as special envoy has caused stirs among Koreans. ++ Despite promises of enduring friendship with the South, it is the prospect of bilateral US-North Korean talks that leaves South Koreans feeling most worried. ++ Alarm bells have been raised and the country waits uneasily to see what the new US administration will bring.
Mon, Feb 23rd 2009, 15:05
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