“If even one of these things gets through, that is a really spectacularly bad day for the United States,” one expert told Insider.
Comprehensive Sanctions: Iran, Syria and North Korea
This article will focus on “comprehensive sanctions,” which prohibit most trade between the U.S. and the target country, with a …
Comprehensive Sanctions: Iran, Syria and North Korea
This article will focus on “comprehensive sanctions,” which prohibit most trade between the U.S. and the target country, with a …
North Korea’s Nuclear, Missile Programs ‘Serious Threat’ to Security: Pentagon Chief
U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Wednesday said North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs pose a global threat, after Pyongyang’s unveiling of previously unseen intercontinental ballistic …
Pompeo plays down North Korea ICBM risk
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday played down North Korea’s parading of a massive new long-range missile, saying that agreements reached by President Donald Trump had succeeded in …
In his chess match with North Korea, Trump is clearly losing
On global affairs, Trump has said, “If you’re not a great chess master, you’re going to have a problem.” His failures with North Korea prove the point.
Bolton: North Korea ‘more dangerous now’
Former national security adviser John Bolton ripped the Trump administration’s diplomatic efforts aimed at North Korea, claiming on Wednesday that they had “failed” to make the Korean Peninsula safer.
‘No way’ slain South Korea officer swam North, lawmaker says
South Korea’s political opposition is demanding answers after conducting an on-site investigation at sea, where a South Korean fisheries officer went missing and was confirmed dead in North Korea last …
Ex-national security advisor John Bolton says North Korea is ‘more dangerous now’
North Korea is more dangerous now because of the progress it has made on its nuclear capabilities under the Trump administration, former national security advisor John Bolton told CNBC. At a military …
Boy band BTS under fire in China after thanking Korean vets for their service
Chinese internet users and state media took the comments as a slap at China, whose soldiers fought alongside North Korean forces during the 1950-53 war.