Bolton's rise unsettles allies and fuels war-risk fears
Amid Trump naming John Bolton as national security adviser, U.S. allies from Europe to Asia brace for a tougher, more hawkish line on North Korea and Iran. Officials warn the appointment could erode decades of Western stability and push negotiations toward conflict if talks with Kim Jong Un falter.
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