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Japan, South Korea, China, and ASEAN countries have prospered since World War II with the peace underwritten by the U.S. sacrifices in the region since World War II. This is put at risk by irresponsible comments on the nuclear issue during the U.S. presidential election campaign of 2016.
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Obama Rebukes Donald Trump’s Comments on Nuclear Weapons
New York Times 04.01.2016
South Korean Stores Feel China’s Wrath as U.S. Missile System Is Deployed
The New York Times 03.09.2017
China Woos South Korea’s New Leader, but the U.S. Left Behind a Spoiler
The New York Times 05.31.2017
Trump and South Korea’s Moon Assert Unity Against North Korea
WSJ 06.30.2017
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