North Korea claims to have successfully tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb. It came after a 5.1 magnitude quake was detected close to its nuclear test site at Punggye-ri, indicating the claim may be true. A hydrogen bomb uses fusion to create a blast far more powerful than that of a more basic atomic bomb. What should we do (beyond expressing disapproval)? | Daily Question

North Korea claims to have successfully tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb. It came after a 5.1 magnitude quake was detected close to its nuclear test site at Punggye‑ri, indicating the claim may be true. A hydrogen bomb uses fusion to create a blast far more powerful than that of a more basic atomic bomb. What should we do (beyond expressing disapproval)? Published on 6 January 2016 → Survey conducted on 6 January 2016 on 2927 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Do nothing

19%

Break off diplomatic relations

22%

Attempt to overthrow the regime in some way

14%

Other

11%

Don't know

34%

Do nothing

19%

Break off diplomatic relations

22%

Attempt to overthrow the regime in some way

14%

Other

11%

Don't know

34%