Oishik writes, it is almost astounding to see that a state like North Korea can do so well in fields that need very high standards of technology and huge monetary investments and yet so poor in providing for its people basic freedoms and necessary elements of a livelihood
DOnald Trump
Kim Jong-Un Meets Vladimir Putin Amidst The Collapse Of Hanoi Talks
Nikhil writes gesture by North Korea portrays its increasing impatience on Washington’s pressure on relaxing all the international sanctions only after complete denuclearisation of Nuclear weapons take place.
Is Military a Central Pillar of the State?
Brig Narender writes, whenever the President of the United States makes “State of the Union Address” far right corner front two rows (as seen from the podium) are reserved for military commanders. The US knows that if it is strong and a global power, it is because of its military prowess. If it is able to implement a world order that ensures supremacy, dominance and protection of vital national interests the US, it is certainly a strong military.
Trump-Kim Summit: Ending Wargames in South-Korea and embracing the Nuclear Madman
Aiman writes, Trump’s decision to meet Kim personally at the Singapore summit poses less likely a possibility that he will threaten to rain fire and fury on the North. Hopefully, Kim too will remain restrained about missile and rocket launches, thereby providing the Koreans and Japanese with a peace of mind and sound sleep at night
The United States of America: A Peaceful Mediator or a Wedge in the Wheel of North – South Korea Relations?
Shahrukh writes, what the US brings to the Korean negotiations is nothing but speed bumps, with Jae In having to clean up after Trump and retrace his steps to eventual peace with Kim Jong Un.