Former Australian PM Rudd says North Korea’s position has been ‘relatively consistent’
26 May 2018 |
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Kevin Rudd, Asia Society president and former prime minister of Australia, discusses the state of U.S.-North Korea relations with Bloomberg's David Westin and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Markets:
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