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Olympic Debts, Phony Threats, and Post-Colonial Regrets: What Does the Future Hold for Korea?

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Global Research News Hour Episode 211

Program Type:

Weekly Program

Featured Speakers/Commentators:

Sherri Kane, Dr. Leonard Horowitz, Professor Michel Chossudovsky, Jules Boykoff

Contributor:

CKUW news Contact Contributor

Date Published:

March 2, 2018, 9:16 a.m.

Summary: As the world's attention veers away from the Pyeongchang Olympics, we get updates from the Korean peninsula and some of the more newsworthy developments over the last three months.
Professor Michel Chossudovsky of the Centre for Research on Globalization reports from Cebu, Phillipines on his trip to Seoul, his presentation to the National Assembly there, and his assessment of the progress of the North-South dialogue and a peace initiative.
Political Science Professor and former Olympic athlete Jules Boykoff breaks down the impacts of the Olympic Games on South Korea and who the main beneficiaries were.
Finally, investigative reporter Sherri Kane and media intelligence analyst Dr. Leonard Horowitz comment on the January Ballistic missile scare in Hawaii and debunk the claim that it was a consequence of human error.

Credits: interviews by Michael Welch

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