Clouds on the horizon
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Newsweek 26 June 2006, pp.18-20Summary: The 'Sunshine Policy ' is slowly driving a wedge between the United States and South Korea. The Sunshine Policy changed the South not the North says Kim Jung Won. The southerners are confused They are no longer sure who's their enemy and who's their friend.
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The 'Sunshine Policy ' is slowly driving a wedge between the United States and South Korea. The Sunshine Policy changed the South not the North says Kim Jung Won. The southerners are confused They are no longer sure who's their enemy and who's their friend.
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