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President Trump wants to restore a past in which America dominated world manufacturing, and his negotiating strategy recalls the Parker Brothers game Monopoly, in which players attempt to extract rents. China is playing the ancient strategy game of Go, with the goal of technological supremacy. (source: David P. Goldman via Asia Times, 5.13)
Kim Jong Un, chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea and chairman of the State Affairs Commission of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, left here for the second DPRK-U.S. summit meeting and talks to be held in Hanoi, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam from Feb. 27 to 28, Juche 108... (source: Rodong Sinmun, 2.24)
Interesting pieces, regarding the upcoming US-NK(Trunp-KIm) summit in Hanoi:
☞ Trump aides worry he’ll get outfoxed in North Korea talks (Politico, 2.22)
☞ Hanoi summit nightmare scenario: Bad deals and little change (AP, 2.24)
Meanwhile...
Today's S. Korean JoongAng Ilbo wrote the following: U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo offered North Korean leader Kim Jong-un the Vietnamese model of normalization of bilateral relations with Washington and economic prosperity... “In light of the once-unimaginable prosperity and partnership we have with Vietnam today, I have a message for [North Korean] Chairman Kim Jong-un,” said Pompeo at a business event at the Sofitel Metropole Hotel in Hanoi. “[U.S. President Donald] Trump believes your country can replicate this path. It’s yours if you’ll seize the moment … it can be your miracle in North Korea as well”...(more you can read here)
Two days earlier(7.08) Asia Times(HK) reported under the headline "A democratic revolution has just begun in Vietnam" about massive protests across the country hint at the beginning of the end of Communist Party rule... The demonstration in Ho Chi Minh City was the largest, with tens of thousands participating... protesters carried American flags and slogans such as “Down with communists"...
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In the int'l media the upcoming U.S.-NK Summit is accompanied by a flood of reports, analyses and features supplements about the summit itself, the history of the conflict, Kim& Trump(incl. their assumed personality disorders) plus a lot of gossip and tittle-tattle...
In one of the most interesting analyses(MUST READ!!) today's Asia Times asked...
☞ What really is North Korea?.
PS. Some time ago ago I published a related contribution...
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