North Korean nuclear crisis

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This is a topic, with start date October 3, 2006 and end date unknownwarning.pngThe date "unknown" was not understood. .

Its theme(s) are Asia, War.

Positions are shown reverse-chronologically, by their earliest opinion item.

Contents 1 Summary of positions for this topic 2 Full listing 2.1 South Korea should pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions 2.2 China should pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions 2.3 Economic sanctions should be placed on North Korea 2.4 United States should negotiate with North Korea

Summary of positions for this topic

• South Korea should pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions (4 items)
• China should pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions (24 items)
• Economic sanctions should be placed on North Korea (31 items)
• United States should negotiate with North Korea (31 items)

Full listing

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South Korea should pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions

China should pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions

Economic sanctions should be placed on North Korea

United States should negotiate with North Korea

All items that address this topic (61 total)

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Title	Author	Source	Date
Answering North Korea	The Washington Post editorial board	The Washington Post	2454013.55 October 2006
Coping with Mr Kim	The Times editorial board	The Times	2454013.55 October 2006
North Korea and the Dominoes	The New York Times editorial board	The New York Times	2454014.56 October 2006
If Kim Jong Il Gets Nukes	Aaron Friedberg	Los Angeles Times	2454014.56 October 2006
It's the Nukes, Stupid	Stanley Kurtz	National Review	2454017.59 October 2006
North Korea's nuclear test puts onus on China, S. Korea	USA Today editorial board	USA Today	2454017.59 October 2006
He Huffs and He Puffs	Dan Blumenthal	The Weekly Standard	2454017.59 October 2006
North Korea and the Bomb	The New York Times editorial board	The New York Times	2454018.510 October 2006
The North Korean test	The Boston Globe editorial board	The Boston Globe	2454018.510 October 2006
No Good Options	Andrei Lankov	The Wall Street Journal	2454018.510 October 2006
China must help pressure N. Korea to abandon nukes	Chicago Sun-Times editorial board	Chicago Sun-Times	2454018.510 October 2006
North Korea goes fission	New York Daily News editorial board	New York Daily News	2454018.510 October 2006
Rogue Realities	National Review editorial board	National Review	2454018.510 October 2006
Talking With the Monsters	Nicholas D. Kristof	The New York Times	2454018.510 October 2006
Bang	Chicago Tribune editorial board	Chicago Tribune	2454018.510 October 2006
North Korea fallout	Joseph Cirincione	Salon.com	2454018.510 October 2006
Nuclear Lessons	Jasper Becker	The Wall Street Journal	2454018.510 October 2006
Pyongyang's act of irresponsibility	Financial Times editorial board	Financial Times	2454018.510 October 2006
No More Negotiating With North Korea	Jon B. Wolfsthal	Los Angeles Times	2454018.510 October 2006
Responding to North Korea	The Washington Post editorial board	The Washington Post	2454018.510 October 2006
A Blast at the Lamont Doctrine	Rich Lowry	National Review	2454018.510 October 2006
Kim Jong Il's Challenge to China	Los Angeles Times editorial board	Los Angeles Times	2454018.510 October 2006
China must rein in North Korea	The Daily Telegraph editorial board	The Daily Telegraph	2454018.510 October 2006
In a Test, a Reason to Talk	Selig S. Harrison	The Washington Post	2454018.510 October 2006
Kim's Ka-boom	New York Post editorial board	New York Post	2454018.510 October 2006
North Korea's Nukes	The Wall Street Journal editorial board	The Wall Street Journal	2454018.510 October 2006
Now test diplomacy	The Seattle Times editorial board	The Seattle Times	2454018.510 October 2006
Chinese must pluck Kim from nuke perch	Ted Galen Carpenter	New York Daily News	2454018.510 October 2006
The defiant one	The Washington Times editorial board	The Washington Times	2454018.510 October 2006
North Korea Isn't Our Problem	Anatol Lieven John Hulsman	Los Angeles Times	2454019.511 October 2006
The President's Press Conference	Diane Watson	The Huffington Post	2454019.511 October 2006
Solving the Korean Stalemate, One Step at a Time	Jimmy Carter	The New York Times	2454019.511 October 2006
Dear Leader Brings It On	Robert Scheer	The Huffington Post	2454019.511 October 2006
Accept North Korea into the nuclear club or bomb it now	Simon Jenkins	The Guardian	2454019.511 October 2006
Dancing with Kim	Helle Dale	The Washington Times	2454019.511 October 2006
In Search of a North Korea Policy	William Perry	The Washington Post	2454019.511 October 2006
Only China, not U.S., can rein in N. Korea	Peter Navarro	Chicago Tribune	2454020.512 October 2006
North Korea's perennial helpers	Paul Mirengoff	Power Line	2454020.512 October 2006
US must talk to Pyongyang	Michael Costello	The Australian	2454021.513 October 2006
The price of shillyshallying	Gerard Baker	The Times	2454021.513 October 2006
DPRK nuclear danger	Anand Kumar	The Washington Times	2454021.513 October 2006
When Multilateralism Falls Short	Jonah Goldberg	National Review	2454021.513 October 2006
What Will Stop North Korea	Charles Krauthammer	The Washington Post	2454021.513 October 2006
Nukes and More Nukes	The Washington Post editorial board	The Washington Post	2454023.515 October 2006
Why talks with N. Korea eventually must resume	Trudy Rubin	The Philadelphia Inquirer	2454023.515 October 2006
Democrats blew it on North Korea	Jack Kelly	Pittsburgh Post-Gazette	2454023.515 October 2006
Britain's obligation to blockade North Korea	The Daily Telegraph editorial board	The Daily Telegraph	2454024.516 October 2006
Let Them Eat Carrots	Fareed Zakaria	Newsweek	2454024.516 October 2006
An Offer Kim Can't Refuse	Aaron Friedberg	The Washington Post	2454024.516 October 2006
It's China's Problem	Anne Applebaum	The Washington Post	2454025.517 October 2006
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