North Korea

Climate change, the bomb, or the flame of hope?

"Too many hard-liners who do not have a proper and updated understanding of North Korea seem to be surrounding Biden," said a reliable source in South Korea who is close to President Moon Jae-in.

So much vital work to be done—that must be done—for a more a peaceful world.

Instead of further militarizing the region and applying more sanctions and pressure, which are harming innocent North Korean civilians, the next administration should engage in the hard work of sustained diplomacy based on specific, concrete next steps.

We must work to end the United States’ role in existing conflicts, repeal the AUMFs, return the powers of warmaking to Congress, and slash the Pentagon budget.

There is no military necessity for nuclear test resumption.

For Koreans of a certain age, total destruction by the United States isn’t just some abstract threat, it is a hellish reality that ranks among the most egregious crimes of a century that witnessed some of the most appalling barbarity in human history.

The G7 kicked Russia out over its invasion of Crimea. Does the U.S. assault on international laws, treaties, and democracy itself warrant the same treatment?