South Korea’s nuclear gamble
A landmark deal with the US has put South Korea’s nuclear ambitions on ice – for the time being.
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A landmark deal with the US has put South Korea’s nuclear ambitions on ice – for the time being.
South Korea – which had a lower GDP per capita than Somalia and Haiti in 1953 – has seen unprecedented growth in recent decades.
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