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• Seeking Reassurance

  …the administration's goals have been reduced to "not letting it fail," as one Western official put it. In Japan and South Korea , Obama will have nothing new to offer on what those two countries consider the preeminent security threat, North Korea …

  By Michael Hirsh

  11/11/2009Politics
• North Korea's Untapped Mineral Wealth

  …as we thought. A recent Goldman Sachs report found that Pyongyang sits on mineral deposits worth some $3.7 trillion; South Korea puts the figure higher, at $6 trillion or more. The North's economy, dominated by heavy industry, has traditionally …

  By Newsweek

  10/28/2009Blogs
• Everything You Know About China Is Wrong

  …overestimates the Chinese take on goods stamped made in china. Most of those goods are merely assembled in China from parts made in South Korea , Taiwan, and other richer countries. Consider a $299 iPod that sells wholesale from the Chinese assembly plant for $150 …

  By Rana Foroohar

  10/17/2009Tech and Business
• A World Wide Woe

  …established and at-capacity treatment centers in China and South Korea , or because I know antisocial kids who routinely put in 14-hour ……to overindulgence. Still, as Cash notes, both China and South Korea have declared Internet addiction their countries' No. 1 …

  By Winston Ross

  10/08/2009Health
• Handicapping the Race for Literature's Nobel Prize

  …bodes well for Adonis and the South Korean poet Ko Un. Language also matters. No Spanish-language ……his narratives. Ko Un —The South Korean poet has written short lyrics as ……experience in which he’s seen South Korea ’s struggles with Japanese occupation …

  By Newsweek

  10/07/2009Blogs

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