A North Korean soldier monitors a Chinese tour boat with binoculars along the Yalu River dividing China and North Korea near Dandong, northeastern China's Liaoning province, Wednesday, May 27, 2009. North Korea's military says it considers South Korea's participation in a U.S.-led program to intercept ships suspected of spreading weapons of mass destruction tantamount to a declaration of war against the North. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)COMMENTARIES, OPINIONS, AND EDITORIALS
North Korea, the Next Iraq? -- Robert Kaplan, The Atlantic
No Easy Answers on North Korea -- Matthew Yglesias, The American Prospect
Fear and Loathing in South Korea -- David Pilling, Financial Times
Pelosi vs. CIA: Why It Matters -- Larry Elder, Townhall
Stand Up to Sudan's Thugs -- Eric Reeves, Christian Science Monitor opinion
20 Years Later: The Ghosts of Tiananmen -- Ian Buruma, Prospect Magazine
China's Race to Supremacy -- AC Grayling, The Guardian
Tiananmen Square Revisited -- John Delury, RealClearWorld
Turkey's Dirty War Against the Kurds -- Daniel Steinvorth, Der Spiegel
Death of A Libyan Dissident - Natan Sharansky, Washington Post opinion.
U.S. Turns to Saudia Arabia, China for Pakistan Help -- Times of India editorial
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