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Frameworks of International and European Law

Understanding the definition and characteristics of a treaty in international law.

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This article discusses the history of the conflict between the USA and North Korea, including the development of nuclear weapons and the war of words between Trump and Kim. It also explores the use of force in international law.

Frameworks of International and European Law

Understanding the definition and characteristics of a treaty in international law.

   Added on 2023-05-30

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Introduction
Donald Trump made a very bombastic speech to the delegates of the United State. The main
agenda was to pay much attention to the North Korea which had was looming on the nuclear
attack. The country new the powers of United State but they turned a deaf ear. Donald Trump
said the state had great strength and enough patience waiting for the Kim who had promised a
bloody attack in the USA.1 Trump said that the rocket man was in a big problem since nothing he
could do together whether his country. He said the USA had no choice to argue with Korean
government but to officially destroy and dismantle it fully. By describing Kim as the Rocket man
reveals that the Korean country is in the big mess in manufacturing the dangerous weapons.2
Trump said that no single nation neither no one is supposed to conduct the criminal affairs in the
manufacturing of weapons and missiles. This is a dangerous business in the entire world. During
the meeting, the North Koreas ambassador left the hall and his seat remained empty throughout
the entire speech of the president to the USA delegates.
The speech of the president basically indicates how use has been in the position to use force in
different fields. First and foremost there is the issue of Iran Venezuela which has been relevant to
the speech.3 The president was harsh on commenting to the state of Iran. He described the
government as so corruptly and full of dictatorship practices which emphasized on false guise for
1 Arend AC, Beck RJ. International law and the use of force: beyond the UN Charter paradigm. (Routledge; New York:Amacom 2014).
2 Bennett, Bruce W. Preparing for the possibility of a North Korean collapse (Rand Corporation, 2013).
3 Bin, Yu. "What China Learned from Its Forgotten War in Korea." Chinese War Fighting (2016): 123-142.
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democracy in the entire nations. Trump indicated that the country has been characterized with
depleted economy whereby the only product it can exports it's the violence bloodshed and the
chaos.4 The president went on and indicated that Iran country has been funding different
hooligans whose purpose is to ruthlessly kill innocent Muslims and attack the innocent Arabs
and other neighbours. It was unfair for the USA country to watch the nations being disturbed by
a few groups. Trump indicated that use of dangerous weapons such as the missiles cannot and
will never bring peace at all.5
History on the USA and North Korea.
The war of words between the USA president and North Korea president Kim Jong sparked a lot
of fear between the two nations. This was so serious to the extent it spilled into the use of
military strengths for the confrontation between the two nations. The disagreement was solved
amicably this year after there was a serious meeting between the two leaders who agreed to come
together and stop the war.6 They indicated that sanctions and use of missiles were not a good
character for the two nations. The questions which raised from this meeting were all leaders
thinking for the peace settlement. The gap remained whereby there were a lot of puzzles on how
come Trump after all those threats to destroy Korea stopped immediately. In this section, it's
good to look at the history between the two nations. The history starts from the point at which
4 Blasko, Dennis J. The Chinese army today: tradition and transformation for the 21st century(Routledge, 2013).
5 Breen M. Kim Jong-Il, Revised and Updated: Kim Jong-il: North Korea? s Dear Leader (3rd Edn, Oxford University Press, 2012).
6 Buergenthal T, Murphy S. Buergenthal and Murphy's Public International Law in a Nutshell, (2013) new York 5th. West Academic.
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North Korea started developing the harmful nuclear and missile groups all the way to the
measures taken by the president Trump to stop them.7
The early ambitions
Different authors have indicated that North Korea quest for the missile and harmful weapons can
be traced back for the last 90 years. This was evident during the Korean War. At this time the
nation thought it was good for it to develop harmful weapons that could assist in deterring
attacks from the USA.Back in 1950 different leaders such as President Harry indicated that it
was convenient to use atomic bomb at that time. 8The issue was to protect the resources and
other key aspects in the country from defending enemies in various parts of the world. Since the
time North Korea believed that Washington will attack at any time thus need to invest more in
producing war weapons of high quality.
With increased knowledge of manufacturing of powerful, North Korea developed a positive
attitude and thus embracing on active consideration.9 The aspect of active consideration
motivated North Korea to produce weapons since they knew that Washington will attack them in
the future. Therefore coming up with an apt alternative which was to design an atomic bomb.
Some of the processes which determined the use of harmful weapons were;
7 Chesterman, Simon. "“Leading from Behind”: The Responsibility to Protect, the Obama Doctrine, and Humanitarian Intervention after
Libya." Ethics & International Affairs 25, no. 3 (2011): pp 279.
8 Dunne, Matthew. A Cold War state of mind: Brainwashing and postwar American society (University of Massachusetts Press, 2013).
9 Fahy, Sandra. Marching through suffering: Loss and survival in North Korea (Columbia University Press, 2015).
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