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Noting how historically Korea has never been an aggressor, Song began his speech at the Institute of Politics by likening South Korea—formally known as the Republic of Korea (ROK)—to a “ball-bearing” in the “complex and important machine” that is the Northeast Asian security mechanism...
...Song cited a recent poll by the Pew Research Center, which found that although Chinese and Japanese hold unfavorable views of each other, they generally hold favorable views of Koreans...
...should be wary of overly wishful thinking,” Song said. “These are untrodden territories of disabling a country’s nuclear weapons program purely by negotiations...
...Song said after the speech that he “appreciated how students expressed their interest not just as Koreans or Americans but as scholars...
...leaders are to discuss the denuclearization of North Korea and the possibility of formally ending the Koren War. CORRECTION: The photo caption accompanying the Nov. 6 news article "Korean Minister Pushes Peace" incorrectly stated that Song Min-Soon was North Korea's minister of foreign affairs and trade. In fact, he represents South Korea. In addition, the caption incorrectly suggested that he spoke of nuclear programs in South Korea, when in fact he was discussing North Korea's. The caption has been modified online from its original version...