Why North Korea’s bioweapons program will find coronavirus inspiration

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Witnessing how the coronavirus has shredded our normal lives, North Korea is likely to get ideas.

Coronavirus has shown that even in the 21st century, a global pandemic can wreak havoc on economies, governments, and societies. In turn, Pyongyang will now view bioweapons as an impressive tool with which to blackmail others into concessions.

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