Sino-US Competition and Nuclear Non-Proliferation on the Korean Peninsula

Taylor, Brendan

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Sino-US Competition and Nuclear Non-Proliferation on the Korean Peninsula

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2016

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Taylor, Brendan

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East Asia Foundation

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North Korea's nuclear and missile capabilities are gathering pace at an alarming rate. While Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs still face technical challenges and limitations, expert opinion increasingly suggests that North Korea is now only a few years away having the capacity to strike the United States mainland with an inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM)

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Global Asia: a journal of the East Asia Foundation

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