Kim Young Hie

...with eyes on another potential crisis, an influential South Korean commentator, Kim Young Hie, a columnist for the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo, worries that American success in Iraq will backfire when it comes to North Korea.
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What does Kim Young Hie think that Kim Jong Il is going to do?

Echoing this view, but with eyes on another potential crisis, an influential South Korean commentator, Kim Young Hie, a columnist for the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo, worries that American success in Iraq will backfire when it comes to North Korea.

With eyes on another potential crisis, an influential South Korean commentator, Kim Young Hie, the foreign affairs columnist for JoonAng Ilbo, worries that American success in Iraq will backfire when it comes to North Korea. ."For Pyongyang, Iraq was the second shock and awe after Afghanistan," he wrote."When Bush is determined to do something, he just goes ahead.And America undoubtedly has the military prowess to carry out his will.This message is sinking in with Kim Jong Il." .German officials hope not that American power will be reduced, but that it can be curbed through reintegration into a newly built international system.Publicly and privately, they say that American power is indispensable.It is the unilateral use of that power, or, as some call it, its imperial use, that has divided the alliance and alienated large majorities of European public opinion.
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With eyes on another potential crisis, an influential South Korean commentator, Kim Young Hie, the foreign affairs columnist for JoonAng Ilbo, worries that American success in Iraq will backfire when it comes to North Korea. ."For Pyongyang, Iraq was the second shock and awe after Afghanistan," he wrote."When Bush is determined to do something, he just goes ahead.And America undoubtedly has the military prowess to carry out his will.This message is sinking in with Kim Jong Il." .German officials hope not that American power will be reduced, but that it can be curbed through reintegration into a newly built international system.Publicly and privately, they say that American power is indispensable.It is the unilateral use of that power, or, as some call it, its imperial use, that has divided the alliance and alienated large majorities of European public opinion.
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With eyes on another potential crisis, an influential South Korean commentator, Kim Young Hie, the foreign affairs columnist for JoonAng Ilbo, worries that American success in Iraq will backfire when it comes to North Korea. ."For Pyongyang, Iraq was the second shock and awe after Afghanistan," he wrote."When Bush is determined to do something, he just goes ahead.And America undoubtedly has the military prowess to carry out his will.This message is sinking in with Kim Jong Il." .German officials hope not that American power will be reduced, but that it can be curbed through reintegration into a newly built international system.Publicly and privately, they say that American power is indispensable.It is the unilateral use of that power, or, as some call it, its imperial use, that has divided the alliance and alienated large majorities of European public opinion.
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With eyes on another potential crisis, an influential South Korean commentator, Kim Young Hie, the foreign affairs columnist for JoonAng Ilbo, worries that American success in Iraq will backfire when it comes to North Korea. ."For Pyongyang, Iraq was the second shock and awe after Afghanistan," he wrote."When Bush is determined to do something, he just goes ahead.And America undoubtedly has the military prowess to carry out his will.This message is sinking in with Kim Jong Il." .German officials hope not that American power will be reduced, but that it can be curbed through reintegration into a newly built international system.Publicly and privately, they say that American power is indispensable.It is the unilateral use of that power, or, as some call it, its imperial use, that has divided the alliance and alienated large majorities of European public opinion.

The motivation behind this investigation , said Kim Young Hie , vice president of JoongAng Ilbo , is to muzzle the big-three papers , because they are critical of the president and his policies..

As a precedent , he cited the jailing in 1999 of Hong Seok Hyun , publisher of JoongAng Ilbo.He was held for two months , fined $2.65 million and ordered to pay $9 million in back taxes on charges of having evaded taxes against a separate company he controls with other family members.