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Dennis Rodman back in North Korea: Basketball, the new ping-pong diplomacy?


The Guardian - 09-Jan-2014

s taken a team of ex-NBA stars to play a charity exhibition match to mark Kim Jong-Un's birthday. Accused by critics of helping to legitimise the pariah regime, Rodman and his supporters have hit back, citing "ping-pong diplomacy" between the US and China in the 1970's as an example of how sport can thaw relations between hostile nations. For Rodman's band of sporting emissaries, the North Korean trip,...


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