S. Korean president: Time to end "vicious circle" with North Korea
President Park Geun-hye tells a joint session of Congress that as long as the U.S.-South Korean alliance is strong, North Korean provocations will not succeed
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President Park Geun-hye tells a joint session of Congress that as long as the U.S.-South Korean alliance is strong, North Korean provocations will not succeed
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