Korea's unresolved war haunts US in the 90s
The piece argues that the Korean War remains an unresolved conflict shaping U.S. policy as Kim Il Sung advances nuclear threats. It notes North Korea's bomb ambitions, global complacency, and Clinton's focus on health care reform over foreign crises, risking delayed action on Korea.
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Clinton’s cautious foreign policy sparks debate on national goals
An analysis notes President Clinton and Secretary of State Warren Christopher urge restraint and avoid saber rattling in Bosnia Haiti Somalia Rwanda and beyond. Critics warn this scattershot approach risks ally confidence while the United States alone can deter Japan and South Korea from terrorism and economic disruption.
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Sanctions drive escalates as North Korea faces UN action
U S South Korea and Japan push for escalating punitive steps aimed at North Korea on its nuclear program amid hopes China will abstain at the UN. North Korea threatens retaliation while signaling possible compromise. Selig Harrison reports in Pyongyang that Kim Il Sung’s government appears relaxed, awaiting Chinese reactions. About 2 000 students protested anti war rally at Hanyang University in Seoul as riot police watched.
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