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Terrorism of a Bygone Era

The Lockerbie bomber's death prompts reflection on a time of rampant, state-sponsored terrorism.

Set South Korea Free

Washington has kept the ROK dependent for too long. Let Seoul increase its military efforts.

An Agenda for Negotiating with North Korea

Washington should focus on getting the Kim regime to stop short of actually deploying an arsenal.

North Korea's Treacherous New Course

Pyongyang is done playing nice with Washington.

The Inheritance of Power

Monarchy may be rare these days, but nepotism is alive and well. 

Shoulda Coulda Woulda on North Korea

In a familiar cycle, North Korea is gaining attention for misbehaving, and critics are putting the blame on Washington.

Washington’s Dead Policies Toward Pyongyang and Tehran

It is past time to bury the rotting carcasses of Washington’s ineffectual policies toward North Korea and Iran.

Storms Brew in Pyongyang

North Korea is about to violate its recent missile-test agreement and several UN resolutions. Washington is running out of options.

Keeping a Lid on East Asia

Stability in this volatile region depends heavily on U.S. presence. An American drawdown could unleash old demons.

Give Talks with Iran a Chance

Diplomacy is the best means of containing Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. Unfortunately, it's unpopular with those who see war as the answer to most international problems.

Korea's 'Cute Leader' Makes a Deal

The latest U.S.-North Korean agreement is cause for skepticism, not celebration. It's time to shift responsibility for North Korea to where it belongs—on its neighbors.

The Iran Crescendo and Its Sources

What anyone who considers himself a patriotic American and a friend of Israel should think about during the AIPAC conference.

U.S. Failures in North Korea

Washington must recognize its intelligence and policy missteps on North Korea or prepare for another round of botched talks.

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May 25, 2012