I am writing this on my way back from Pyongyang where I was on a mission to promote language studies.
No one should suspect that I am North Korea apologist. But after 40-odd years of experience in Korean affairs I feel I can make some conclusions, especially concerning the burning issue: how to stop North Korean nuclear potential's increase in the wake of the fifth nuclear test, and what immediate measures should be taken by the international community?
I am writing this on my way back from Pyongyang where I was on a mission to promote language studies.
No one should suspect that I am North Korea apologist. But after 40-odd years of experience in Korean affairs I feel I can make some conclusions, especially concerning the burning issue: how to stop North Korean nuclear potential's increase in the wake of the fifth nuclear test, and what immediate measures should be taken by the international community?
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