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Arbitration as a way out of the North Korean crisis

  • Written by Ronald Sievert, Senior Lecturer in Government, Texas A&M University

According to latest polls, a majority of Americans see North Korea as the greatest immediate threat to the U.S. with as many as 73 percent concerned about Kim Jung Un’s use of nuclear weapons. The world lives in fear that one more provocation in the form of a North Korean missile or nuclear test could lead to major war on the Korean...

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