The Forever War: 60 Years In Korea -- Arthur Herman, New York Post
On June 25, 1950, 90,000 North Korean soldiers backed by 150 Soviet-built T-34 tanks poured across the border into South Korea. The Cold War had suddenly turned hot, and America found itself drawn into the longest war in its history.
Vietnam used to claim that dubious title. Now it's Afghanistan. But the surprise communist invasion 60 years ago today began a Korean war that eventually saw an armistice but still no peace treaty.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
The Forgotten War, Remembered -- New York Times editorial
Our ongoing war in Korea -- Washington Times editorial
The Western Way Of War -- Jerusalem Post, Caroline Glick
In Afghanistan, Petraeus will have difficulty replicating his Iraq success -- Thomas E. Ricks, Washington Post
Petraeus vs. the Mafia -- Peter Galbraith, The Daily Beast
Gen. David Petraeus' Strategy for Afghanistan: It Works -- David Wood, Politics Daily
The Realist Prism: Knowing When to Walk Away from Afghanistan -- Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review
American weakness on display -- James Lyons, Washington Times
Myanmar's nuclear ambition is apparently real and alarming -- Robert Kelley, Jakarta Post
The realism of seeking democracy in Iran -- Leon Wieseltier, Washington Post
Chávez Loses in Colombia -- Jaime Daremblum, Weekly Standard
The Renminbi Runaround -- Paul Krugman, New York Times
G-20 Nations Should Look to Canada for How to Build a Better Economy -- Scott Lincicome & James M. Roberts, FOX News