With North Korea talking about nuclear weapons which may be capable of reaching the United States territory of Guam, Wikinews interviewed Dr. Ron McNinch, a specialist in East Asian governments, and the chair of Public Administration and Legal Studies at the University of Guam, to learn more about the impact of the latest news on the island.
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Is the current North Korean threat to Guam and other United States holdings in the Pacific one which is treated as a credible threat of potential nuclear action by the Guamanian and United States government?
((WN))  Has the current North Korean threat to Guam impacted the daily lives of people living on Guam? Do the locals take it seriously?
((WN))  Is there potentially economic consequences for Guam as a result of this in terms of tourism dollars or the United States military presence changing?
((WN))  In terms of Guam, how does this latest situation differ from past situations where North Korea has engaged in saber rattling?
((WN))  What do you think will likely happen regarding North Korea in the coming weeks and months?
((WN))   What do you think of the how the current situation with North Korea has evolved to date?

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Interview: University of Guam's Ron McNinch on North Korea's nuclear threats