While affairs in Southwest Asia continue to bedevil America and its allies, there appears to be some promising news about a coming change in South Korea. Analysts predict that the opposition, the Grand National Party, stands a good chance of winning the South Korean presidency in an election coming up in December. The GNP favors closer cooperation with the U.S. and Japan, and putting more pressure on North Korea to change its ways.
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John Hood is president of the John William Pope Foundation, a North Carolina-based grantmaker, and co-founder of Freedom Conservatism.
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