North Korea And Pakistan: The Nuclear NightmareNorth Korea and Pakistan present unique nuclear-proliferation risks because they challenge the very premise on which the international anti-proliferation measures have been built.
While North Korea is often compared with Iran, the challenge it poses is more akin to Pakistan's. Both Pakistan and North Korea are actual proliferation threats as opposed to Iran's potential proliferation challenge. But while North Korea is a growing regional threat, Pakistan — with its expanding nuclear armory, terrorists and jihadist-infiltrated military and nuclear establishments — presents itself as an international nightmare.
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COMMENTARIES, OPINIONS, AND EDITORIALS
What Muslim World? -- Foreign Policy
The Speech Obama Should Give -- Robert Spencer, American Thinker
Obama on His Cairo Speech -- Thomas Friedman, New York Times
President Obama's Middle East Test -- Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Will Obama Apologize to Muslim World? -- Christopher Dickey, Newsweek
Arab World Skeptical About Obama Overture -- Bernhard Zand, Der Spiegel
Taliban on VOA -- The American Thinker
North Korea, Iran Nukes: The Growing Threat -- Mark Penn, Politico
Shadow Boxing in Pyongyang: Why All the Threats? We'd Best Ask China. -- Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
North Korea Won't Stop Being a Pain -- Thomas P. M. Barnett, Esquire
Cuba and the OAS -- Los Angeles Times editorial
Beijing's Capitalist Enablers -- Harold Meyerson, Washington Post
China's 'Socialist Road' to Misery -- Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Why Geithner Went to China -- Tim Fernholz, The American Prospect
The Jihad at Home -- Washington Times editorial
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