Korean ‘peace’ must include nuclear disarmament

Published April 30, 2018 4:00am ET



As we welcome Kim Jong Un’s apparent amenability toward peace, we must remember that peace is not merely some happy concept or a promise. Peace is not handshakes or smiles.

Nor is it a process. As the Arab-Israeli conflict has shown, a peace process often does nothing to advance actual peace, and can be a cover for unremitting belligerence.

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