Trump and the Hanoi Summit
P olitics is a two-sided coin. To some individuals, it is characterized by fake achievements and loud media coverage of nothing. And to some, it is the source of inevitable power. Therefore, its propaganda of success is always preceded by noise or media publicity. To experienced people in politics, failure to deliver a well-advertised policy is similar to a billion-dollar advertisement of a product that would never see the light of the day. Such is similar to pre-elections promises all over the globe. They usually end in imagination; not reality. Once, Donald Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, made so much noise on nuclear weapons and ammunitions of their countries. In fact, in the media competition for the most efficient nuclear warhead, Trump affirmed to Kim that his nuclear button is the bigger one. Kim and Trump at the Hanoi Summit Either big or small, are nuclear weapons tools for building global peace or greater economy? If the answer is in affirmative, how ...