Seoul and Beijing vie for sway in Pyongyang
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Jane's Foreign Report No 2868, 16 Feb 2006, pp.6-7Summary: As the USA has managed to marginalise itself from North Korea, China and the South are quietly competing for future economic influence and North Korea has benefited substantially from both countries.
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As the USA has managed to marginalise itself from North Korea, China and the South are quietly competing for future economic influence and North Korea has benefited substantially from both countries.
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