Donald Trump and North Korea’s nuclear war rhetoric is frighteningly similar
Trump and North Korean officials are lodged in a non-stop war of nuclear-tipped name-calling. See if you can name the source of these five tongue lashings.
Kim Jong Un
Two nuclear hotheads and a job for Justin Trudeau
Evan Solomon: The PM should have used his UN platform to tell the world Canada will broker peace between North Korea and the U.S.
Donald Trump sounds off on North Korea in UN address
Donald Trump delivered his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly, in which he said "Rocket Man" Kim Jong-un is on a "suicide mission," and the U.S. would "totally destroy" North Korea if necessary.
Why U.N. sanctions against North Korea’s missile program failed
International sanctions haven’t stopped North Korea’s missile program, and may have made its weapons procurement more sophisticated
Why North Korea doesn’t really want a war
Opinion: Pyongyang’s confrontational rhetoric may be motivated by economics more than anything else
What would nuclear war with North Korea look like?
If Kim Jong-Un launches a missile, it’d take only 40 minutes to reach Manhattan—and the death toll would be in the hundreds of thousands.
As the North Korean crisis escalates, Canada must step up
Opinion: The U.S. has failed in its handling of North Korea—creating an opportunity for Canada to prove it is ’back’ on the world stage
Donald Trump is hurtling the world towards crisis. He needs to go.
Scott Gilmore: In his bellicose tweets about North Korea, Donald Trump is doing the opposite of crisis management.
Will North Korea attack the U.S.?
Also: Why does North Korea hate America? And what does Kim Jong-un want? These are the questions Canadians are asking Google. The answers are complicated.
Hyeonseo Lee: Escape, exile and why she misses North Korea
A high-profile North Korean defector’s surprising revelations about life in the Hermit Kingdom