The Risk of Nuclear War with North Korea

9/8/2017

This article from The New Yorker discusses the increasing risk of nuclear war with North Korea. It examines the historical context of North Korea's nuclear program and the escalating tensions between the country and the United States. The article highlights the unpredictability of both the North Korean regime and the current U.S. administration, which has led to a dangerous stand-off. It also examines the potential consequences of a nuclear conflict, emphasizing the catastrophic humanitarian and environmental impact it would have. The author argues for the urgent need for diplomatic solutions and international cooperation to mitigate the risk of a nuclear war.

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