Harry J. Kazianis & Daniel L. Davis, National Interest: North Korea's Next Move (That Could Start a War): An Atmospheric Nuclear Test?
How Pyongyang's next move could spark what can only be described as a disaster.
For logical and traceable reasons, the chances of war on the Korean peninsula have moved beyond “possible” and now solidly into “likely” territory. The combined actions, decisions, and positions of Presidents George W. Bush, Obama, and Trump, along with North Korean dictators Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un, have perversely created a no-win situation in which war may now be unavoidable––a tragic and avoidable situation for which hundreds of thousands or millions of Americans, South Koreas, and Japanese may pay with their lives.
With the adoption of a rational policy, however, American security can be assured, and war avoided.
Read more ....
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- November 30, 2017
Give Up on Stopping North Korea -- Eli Lake, Bloomberg
There Have to Be Consequences For China -- By Joseph Bosco, RCW
China's military rise erodes American leadership
in Asia -- Denny Roy, The Hill
Will Israel launch pre-emptive strike against Assad? -- Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
Iran Reshapes the Middle East -- George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
America lacks a coherent plan to counter Tehran's regional influence -- Michael Young, The National
Analysis: Israel zigzags on Iranian bases in Syria to give Russia room -- Seth J. Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
Kenya deeply divided -- Martina Schwikowski, DW
What can Kenya expect from Kenyatta's second term? -- Nanjala Nyabolaby, Al Jazeera
High-Technology Set to Dominate Russia’s Rearmament Program -- Roger McDermott, RCW/Eurasia Daily Monitor
Don't call Putin a genius -- Josh Cohen, Reuters
The US sanctions bill is a timebomb for Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- Natalie Nougayrède, The Guardian
Another Angela Merkel-led grand coalition in Germany: What you need to know -- Jefferson Chase, DW
Cash crunch: how Venezuela inadvertently became a cashless economy -- John Otis, The Guardian
The Blockchain Is Bigger Than Any Bubble -- Bloomberg editorial
Will Israel launch pre-emptive strike against Assad? -- Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
Iran Reshapes the Middle East -- George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
America lacks a coherent plan to counter Tehran's regional influence -- Michael Young, The National
Analysis: Israel zigzags on Iranian bases in Syria to give Russia room -- Seth J. Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
Kenya deeply divided -- Martina Schwikowski, DW
What can Kenya expect from Kenyatta's second term? -- Nanjala Nyabolaby, Al Jazeera
High-Technology Set to Dominate Russia’s Rearmament Program -- Roger McDermott, RCW/Eurasia Daily Monitor
Don't call Putin a genius -- Josh Cohen, Reuters
The US sanctions bill is a timebomb for Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- Natalie Nougayrède, The Guardian
Another Angela Merkel-led grand coalition in Germany: What you need to know -- Jefferson Chase, DW
Cash crunch: how Venezuela inadvertently became a cashless economy -- John Otis, The Guardian
The Blockchain Is Bigger Than Any Bubble -- Bloomberg editorial
Related Posts :
26 Of The 27 Lancet Scientists Who Dismissed The Theory That Covid May Have Leaked From A Chinese Lab Have Links To The Wuhan Institute of Virology
Killing of Police Officer Sparks Outrage In Kashmir- EAM Jaishankar To Participate In Key Meeting On Afghanistan This Week
- Forces Shoot Dead Terrorist In J&K Gunfight
- Chief of Defence Staff Mulls Common Retirement Age For Colonel, Captain