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South Korea on brink of ‘extinction’ unless embraces immigration, says minister
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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I really hope, with the DPRK on one side, and China on the other, this will help bring back some level of socialism to Russia. I know it's a long shot, but just maybe. Right now I figure China and DPRK will look the other way to the Russian oligarchy but perhaps once the western empire really started to crumble maybe they will have more wiggle room to put pressure on. At least, I can dream of it. lol
I mean most people in Russia do think that collapse of USSR was a huge mistake, and views of USSR are generally positive. I don't think it's out the realm of possibility that a system modelled on one in China will eventually emerge. In a sense there are already a lot of similarities with the state industry in Russia being a major part of the economy, and the government having a lot of control over the private sector.