Korean Blast Draws Outrage - WSJ.com

Wall Street Journal by Evan Ramstad, Jay Solomon, Peter Spiegel | May. 26, 2009 (News Report)

U.N. Security Council Quickly Condemns Declared Nuclear Test by Pyongyang

Nations around the world voiced alarm and frustration about what could be done to rein in the growing security threat from North Korea after the isolated regime set off what it said was its most powerful nuclear test yet. Full Story »

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by Dwight Rousu - May. 27, 2009

The article is very shallow on the history of nuclear North Korea and the blunders of the Bush administration that have been a major part of the story of how we have come to this point. In typical WSJ fashion, it features the bellicose views of Bolton.

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The pattern of decision making that led to this debacle--as described to me in recent interviews with key former administration officials who participated in the events--will ...

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China, Russia Join World in Condemning North Korea's Nuclear Test

Washington Post by Blaine Harden | May. 26, 2009 (News Report)

North Korea's detonation of a nuclear device Monday appears not to have been a significant technical advance over its first underground test three years ago. But it has ...

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