The barriers to a lasting boom in Club Med countries are still real, and persistent. But even the slow and partial recovery there is a refreshing reminder that capitalism can bring gains even in suboptimal conditions.
It’s hard to see any alternative to ratcheting up the pressure. But each step up the ladder of diplomatic escalation makes it harder to capitulate in the end if, as seems likely, Pyongyang won’t budge.
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