Donald Trump’s impulsiveness may play right into Kim Jong Un’s hands
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Trump Is More Vulnerable Than Ever to Kim Jong Un’s Nuclear ExtortionTrump’s growing impulsiveness and unilateral decision-making may signal to Kim that he can get precisely what he wants.
BY JUNG H. PAK
NOVEMBER 8, 2019, North Korea’s next attempt to pressure the United States to bend to Pyongyang’s will starts with a vague threat. Perhaps the threat is published in regime media or uttered by a more authoritative regime official. Or maybe it’s from Kim Jong Un himself. No one knows what to make of it, but it sparks an onslaught of speculation in the media and from pundits about what terrible things could happen. …. (subscribers only) https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/11/08/trump-north-korea-nuclear-extortion/ |
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