Bloomberg: U.S. to Expand Sanctions on N. Korea Finances, Officials Say
WNU Editor: As I have said more than once in the past .... talks with North Korea is just a waste of time.
More News On U.S. - North Korean Relations
U.S. takes aim at North Korea's remaining financial links -- Reuters
U.S. vows to cut N. Korea off from international financial system -- Yonhap News Agency
The push to target North Korea's financial allies -- CNBC
North Korea Sanctions: US Needs To Target Financial Backers, Lawmakers Say -- IBTimes
N. Korea offers to meet U.S. on rejected nuclear test proposal -- Reuters
U.S. Says Situation With North Korea Becoming More Complicated -- AFP
North Korea Again Urges US to Suspend Military Exercises -- NYT/AP
N. Korean diplomat urges U.S. to accept proposal calling for ending military drills -- Yonhap News Agency
North Korea wants US evidence of its role in Sony hacking -- UT San Diego/AP
The Convoluted Trail Linking North Korea to Sony -- Tech News World
Update: U.S. Says Situation With North Korea Becoming More Complicated -- WSJ
2 comments:
IMO the way to deal with North Korea is to be crazy.
They act crazy. It is part act & part real.
You out crazy them.
If you re stronger and act crazier, you will be shocked how quickly they remember how to play the rules.
I think game theory would prove me correct.
Autographed basketballs delivered by a Secxretary of State obviously did not work.
What drivel. There have been sanctions of North Korea for how long now ? Since blockade is an act of war, one could be forgiven for thinking the initiative that split Korea up in the first place - and killed almost 30% of the population - remains in fine health. I am reminded that Iran - Ahmadinejad - and Iraq - Hussein - had 'crazy' leaders too. Guess when they don't speak English and their speeches go unreported...or are reported with ridiculously wrong interpretation...that 'crazy' is as crazy is framed.
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