Mutually assured destruction kept the world safe from destruction in the Cold War era. For those of you not familiar with MAD, as it’s called, it was a theory of nuclear deterrence between the Soviet bloc and the West which stated that, should one side be so irresponsible as to use nuclear weapons, both sides…
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If we look at the countries that once possessed nukes, but no longer have them, we see a bitter lesson that you can bet Kim Jong Un has absorbed.
A tense animosity and a sharp rivalry between India and Pakistan that’s been going on for decades, in part over the disputed ownership of the region of Kashmir located between the two nuclear-armed nations, has been sharply ignited in recent days. A series of airstrikes, aircraft shoot-downs, cross-border artillery strikes and gun battles between the…
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President Donald Trump suggested in remarks to the press on Wednesday that North Korea could one day convince the United States to drop sanctions on the communist regime there, but only when Kim Jong-un offers “something that’s meaningful” as a concession.
A study published Monday by Stanford University’s Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) estimated that North Korea produced enough fissile material last year to construct seven more nuclear bombs, even as it was negotiating denuclearization with the United States.
With President Donald Trump now scheduled to hold a second meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un this month, this time in Vietnam, the stars simply are not in alignment for Trump successfully to press Pyongyang to dismantle its nuclear and missile programs. For several reasons, it is advantage Kim.
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