Commentary

There are few things that get me hopping mad. I learnt that being angry at a situation you have little control of, is pointless as it is harmful.

This is a year of presidential elections worldwide, and the last to take place – on December 19 – will be in South Korea. That ballot, however, is already having an international impact, in part because South Korea’s failure to ratify an important new intelligence-sharing treaty with Japan is widely seen as a result of campaign politics. But the election may well have a more positive impact on the region as a whole.
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