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Matthew Fisher: Why the international community should root for Kim Jong-Un’s recovery
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If North Korea was anything like a normal state, Kim Jong-Un’s health would not be of much concern to anyone but him, his countrymen and, perhaps, a few neighbour states.
After all, how much attention is normally paid to the well-being of a leader whose country is 210th or dead last in the world according to GDP on a per capita basis?
Nobody seems to know whether the third Kim to rule North Korea is dead or alive today, though there is intense speculation that it is the former, or that if he is still alive that he is gravely ill.
There is only one reason that Kim’s heart problems get international attention. It is, of course, because North Korea has nuclear weapons, and regularly threatens to use them to annihilate its enemies, real and
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