North Korea Threatens US – What About Its Own People? -- Benedict Rogers and Jack Rendler, Christian Science Monitor
As North Korea threatens the US, South Korea, and world peace with hints of a third nuclear test, what about its threat to its own people? It has one of the worst human rights records in the world. The UN must open a 'commission of inquiry' into crimes against humanity.
North Korea is threatening the United States, South Korea, and the world with hints of a third nuclear test and with continued development of ballistic missiles and rockets. The US and the United Nations have justifiably condemned the moves and tightened sanctions.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Analysts: N. Korea is Serious About New Nuclear Test -- Mark Snowiss, Voice of America
North Korea is brimming with tough talk, but how serious are its threats to attack the United States? -- Eric Talmadge, National Post/Associated Press
China: Changing its Tune on North Korea? -- Joel Wuthnow, The Diplomat
North Korea's game of nuclear brinkmanship -- The Guardian editorial
America's Saudi Problem -- Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy
Time for U.S. forces to intervene in Mali: Opposing view -- James S. Robbins, USA Today
Moderation breaks out in Japan-China dispute -- The Globe and Mail editorial
Would China Block Korean Unification? -- Minxin Pei, The Diplomat
U.K. Referendum Call Rattles Europe's Gilded Cage -- IBD Editorial
Russia's Vladimir Putin says West is fomenting jihadi 'blowback' -- Fred Weir, Christian Science Monitor
Want to fight terrorism? Educate women -- Malcolm Potts, L.A. Times
More Answers Needed From John Kerry -- Doug Bandow, US News and World Report
Fracking’s rise in U.S. inspires the world -- Ben Wolfgang, The Washington Times
Ski Camp: Does Davos still matter? -- Ian bremmer, Foreign Policy
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