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North Korea is led by dictator Kim Jong-il and has a communist government. It has admitted to having nuclear weapons and fires test missiles at Japan. North Korea has threatened to export nuclear materials if the US does not meet with them directly and prioritizes its military over all else, sending resources to the Korean People's Army. North Korea possessing nuclear weapons risks setting back globalization and causing another world war.
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