A ‘Preliminary Agreement’: US, China And Solution To North Korean Nuclear Crisis

The North Korean nuclear crisis remains one of the most delicate issues on the global scene. Each new missile or atomic test by the Pyongyang regime attracts the attention of the international community, resulting in condemnations, sanctions and mounting tension in the Korean Peninsula.

In this article I wrote and that has been published on Eurasia Review, I argue that the only way to solve the issue is a coordinated US-PRC action; but this demands a "preliminary agreement" between the two powers that must determine the future geopolitical order in Korea in case the North collapses and the Peninsula is reunited. In particular, this deal must rassure Beijing that reunification will not represent a threat to Chinese national security.

Read the article to learn more!