Sunday, October 22, 2017
Assassinating Kim Jong-un could go so wrong | North Korea
The idea of assassinating a public figure or a high profile enemy, so as to remove a problem, has a dangerously simplistic logic to it. It is believed that once a leader is eliminated, his or her followers, and problems that they cause, will also dissolve. But history abounds with examples of political assassinations that went really wrong. Yet in the 21st century, the practice of assassination 
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