There are no good options for dealing with North Korea

Professor Inboden details the complexity of the North Korea situation, highlighting the regime’s “totalitarian personality cult” and it’s “crime syndicate” methods of economic stability. He also notes that, because the country is not integrated with the international community, traditional measures like economic sanctions and intelligence gathering are difficult. Prof. Inboden says “it does need to be acknowledged that every previous American president [hasn’t been] able to solve the North Korea problem.” 

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