
How to deal with a nuclear-armed Kim Jong Un
CNN
David A. Andelman writes that the world must accept that North Korea already has nuclear weapons and that the priority now is to keep Kim Jong Un from using -- or selling -- them.
to persuade North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to halt his mad dash toward a deliverable nuclear weapon. But that is a vain hope. Instead, the world and especially the United States must find a way to live with a North Korea armed with The Bomb. And keep Kim from using -- or selling -- it.
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