South Korean President Lee Jae-myung announced his plan to reduce tensions on the Korean Peninsula with a new acronym last week — E.N.D., or “Exchange, Normalization and Denuclearization” — but there’s good reason to doubt his awkward English-language shorthand will appeal to Pyongyang. Ignoring the fact that denuclearization looks like a pipe dream in 2025, [ ]
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