North Korea called for a peace pact with the United States, sayingit was key to ending the nuclear standoff. Photo AFP
What's Gotten Into North Korea? -- Blaine Harden, Washington Post
A Recent Spate of Friendly Gestures May Signal New Priorities.
SEOUL, Oct. 15 -- There have been hiccups, such as the five missiles it fired on Monday and a stern warning on Thursday about the sanctity of maritime borders, but North Korea seems focused this fall on smoothing feathers it ruffled earlier in the year.
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COMMENTARIES, OPINIONS, AND EDITORIALS
Obama's Difficult Afghanistan Decision -- David Ignatius, Washington Post
To Beat the Taliban, Fight from Afar -- Robert Pape, New York Times
Not So 'Smart Power': Congress sticks a gratuitous thumb in Pakistan's eye. -- Wall Street Journal
Cripple Iran to Save It -- John Hannah, Los Angeles Times
A Soft Power Opportunity for Iran -- Kevin Sullivan, The Huffington Post
How to Engage Iran -- Washington Post
DPJ and U.S.-Japan Security -- Michael Auslin, Far Eastern Economic Review
Bullish In China Shop -- N D Batra, Times of India
This massive invasion (by China) will benefit the African continent -- The Independent
How bad will spending cuts get? Take a look at Latvia -- Edmund Conway, The Telegraph
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