Commentary / World Apr 23, 2018
Trump isn't Nixon, North Korea isn't China
The key difference from Beijing in 1972: After any summit, North Korea will remain a weak client state.
The key difference from Beijing in 1972: After any summit, North Korea will remain a weak client state.
It's time to focus on a battle the U.S. hasn't yet lost: improving its deterrence against North Korea's military threat.
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Washington should quietly push China and South Korea to begin planning with the U.S. for the day the North Korean regime falls.
Washington's friends need to know their most important ally is willing to stand up to Beijing in the South China Sea.