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Impatience deepens in South Korea over Cheonan ship sinking

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Readers Write: A day Japan and South Korea can share; Palestinians' daily struggles

05/19/2014 3:09 pm ET Letters to the Editor for the May 19, 2014 weekly magazine: I suggest Oct. 23, 1950 as the day South Korea and Japan can jointly commemorate as equals. On that day, a South Korean warship, overhauled by Japanese shipbuilders, was commissioned. The 'big-ticket questions, such as Palestinian sovereignty, claims to Jerusalem, and the "right of return" ' are very relevant to the day-to-day lives of Palestinians.

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Impatience deepens in South Korea over Cheonan ship sinking

Readers Write: A day Japan and South Korea can share; Palestinians' daily struggles

North Korea claims new advance in building long-range missile

Kim Jong-un poses next to possible mini nuclear warhead

South Korea court rules for teachers' union in free speech case

North Korea fires ballistic missile into sea, motive remains unclear

Single moms: In South Korea, adoption remains priority, but attitudes are shifting

N. Korea threatens nuclear attacks after severe U.N. sanctions

How Japan's Fukushima crisis will affect Asia's No. 2 nuclear power: South Korea

North Korea moves up rocket launch window to next week

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