By Kim Young-jin
Amid a rancorous campaign, U.S. President Barack Obama and his challenger Mitt Romney may find common ground on the Korean peninsula, analysts said Tuesday.
Romney is set to accept the Republican nomination Thursday in Tampa, Fla. at the party’s convention, ratcheting up a campaign in which the gloves have come off on domestic and character issues.
But on the two Koreas, the candidates aren’t likely to outwardly show sharp differences, analysts said, due to bipartisan support for a tough line on North Korea, sustaining a robust alliance and an emphasis on Asia.