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2004/8/19 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/Korea] UID:33026 Activity:high
8/19    US isolated and ignored, while the world party with N. Korea
        http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/20/international/asia/20korea.html?hp
        Read second page on how NK is changing for the better already.
        Is it time to go flip flop flip flop flip flop?  - kimchi troll
                                                                \_ lol!
        \_ Kim Jong Il is flip-flopping!  Let's vote to turn him out!
        \_ Bush should fly his brother there on a 'diplomatic' music mission
           like WJC did.  That would really help!
           \_ Well, they weren't reprocessing fuel rods then...
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By NORIMITSU ONISHI (NYT) 1534 words Late Edition - Final , Section A , Page 1 , Column 4 ABSTRACT - Experts say Bush administration's efforts to isolate North Korea to get it to drop nuclear program may end up isolating United States instead; note that Asian and European governments are actively engaging North Korea on diplomatic, cultural and economic levels; North Korea now has embassies in 41 countries and diplomatic ties with 155; it recently held first-ever military talks with South Korea, and is moving toward normalizing diplomatic relations with Japan; Democrats and other participants in talks on North Korea's nuclear program--South Korea, China, Russia and Japan--are pressuring Bush administration to come up with offer; in June, Pres Bush made first significant offer to North Koreans since coming into office; Asian and European diplomats and businessmen who have long dealt with North Korean officials describe their eagerness to adopt new ideas and policies; say North Korea of today is less isolated and more economically stable than it was just two years ago; North Korea began opening up immediately after its first summit meeting with South Korea in 2000; map Please Note: Archive articles do not include photos, charts or graphics. To read the complete article, simply click on one of the BUY NOW buttons below. You can buy this single article or, for even greater value, you can purchase this article as part of a multi-pack. You'll then have the opportunity to buy additional articles now or in the future at significant savings! Article Archive: 1996-Present multi-packs are not valid for use with Article Archive: 1851-1995 multi-packs and vice versa. How multi-packs work: A multi-pack is an archive package that saves you money by allowing you to pre-purchase a set number of articles in bulk at a reduced price. You can then debit from your multi-pack and quickly access articles from the archive at your convenience over the lifetime of the multi-pack. Please Note: Article Archive 1996-Present multi-packs are not valid for use with Article Archive: 1851-1995 multi-packs and vice versa. Once you purchase an article, you may view it as often as you like over the next 90 days.