According to one expert on Korean Peninsula affairs, President Trump meeting with Kim Jong Un - Pyongyang's young dictator - might just be the ticket to easing nuclear tensions between the two foes.
And this is how the current White House administration could succeed where the former - under President Barack Obama - failed.
News broke just this morning that North Korea's nuclear test site is "prepped and ready" for an atomic explosion.
And the world may witness this explosion as soon as this weekend - as Pyongyang celebrates the 105th birthday of its founding father, Kim Il-sung.
One of North Korea's nuclear threats last year emerged as an online ad in China.
The ad offered interested buyers the opportunity to purchase 22 pounds of highly pure lithium 6.
One of North Korea's nuclear threats last year emerged as an online ad in China.
The ad offered interested buyers the opportunity to purchase 22 pounds of highly pure lithium 6.
A North Korean missile launch this morning failed spectacularly, resulting in an explosion "within seconds of launch," according to U.S. Pacific Command.
While news of Pyongyang's bungle comes as a relief to Washington and Seoul, there's still one fact about the attempt missing.
And it's a fact the public has a right to know...
North Korea warns the U.S. of "merciless attacks" over its joint military exercises with South Korea currently underway.
That's because the annual Foal Eagle recently included this new, deadly tactic in its annual military exercise...
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The Pentagon is intentionally keeping the public uninformed about how advanced North Korea's nuclear capabilities have become.
But Money Morning Executive Editor William Patalon, III, has been studying developments within the "Asian arms race" for nearly three decades now.
North Korea warns Washington that the United States will face dire consequences if it continues to raise tension around the divided peninsula.
Here's what Pyongyang officially had to say...
For months now, North Korea has been threatening to launch a nuclear missile strike against the U.S. mainland.
However, the Pentagon has been quite confident in its assertions that the reclusive country doesn’t have the technology to actually put a nuclear warhead atop a ballistic missile. But we knew better than to be so dismissive. And indeed, in a stunning revelation on Thursday we learned otherwise. It now appears North Korea is "nuclear."
Because of the evolving North Korean threat, there is one company that’s going to be a clear beneficiary.
Here’s the aerospace player that could double now...
