Some 38 percent of South Koreans think China could emerge as their country's biggest security threat in a decade, according to a recent poll by the Korea Institute for Defense Analyses, a state-run think tank.Perhaps, but for the reasons that I stated here, I still think that we should remove our armed forces and use them elsewhere.
The March 19 survey indicated that South Koreans are increasingly concerned about China's rapidly growing influence while Seoul's anti-U.S. sentiment appears to be slowly easing.
Also, 81.7 percent of respondents described the United States as the most helpful to South Korea, followed by distant runners-up China with 6.1 percent and Japan 4.5 percent. 5.4 percent cited North Korea as the most helpful country to South Korea.
Saturday, March 25, 2006
South Koreans Warm to U.S.
Poll: S. Koreans warming to U.S., see China as longterm threat;
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