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October 13, 2024
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Can we expect an anti-unification political fringe to emerge in S. Korea?

Can dwindling public support for unification evolve into firm political opposition?

Koreans dream an expensive dream.

In it, North and South Korea are one people, one nation, united under one state. If it happened peacefully, China and Japan would suddenly have a new neighbor of 70 million people, home to some of the world’s most dynamic technological innovators with a new labor base.

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