Cover Story | News from the Korean peninsula is almost uniformly bad-and perhaps connected. Some Korea watchers worry that South Korea's "sunshine policy" has served to prop up the communist regime to the north, easing southern concerns about the costs of collapse
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In this issue: "Nuclear threat in Korea," Aug. 16, 2003
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