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...active disarmament before making any agreements. Hopefully multilateral talks will result in each of the powers signing a firm non-aggression treaty contingent upon North Korea immediately ending its arms programs under intensive inspection and supervision. The security guarantee must be made while also avoiding further risk of appeasing Korea??s defiance. If the nations involved can remain firm while allowing North Korea to save face, the result may be a far better agreement than the older ones invalidated and ignored by Kim. If Asian powers can build trust around a common goal of promoting regional peace...
...panel discussion called “Resolving the Korean Crisis: Voices of the Region” brought North Korea??s ambassador to the United Nations as well as policy makers from both Koreas, China, Russia and Japan to the Charles Hotel yesterday...
Instead of clear policy objectives, he said, the United States has a “theological doctrine” that only allows for what he called North Korea??s death without discussion...
...added that the principle of co-prosperity instead of a “zero sum struggle for legitimacy” had become South Korea??s policy, so a reconciliation might be possible...
Bush vows in his State of the Union address to ensure that the “axis of evil”—Iraq, Iran and North Korea??will not threaten the U.S. Soon after, senior politicians begin to line up behind a potential war against Iraq. Iraq continues to refuse weapons inspections. The Bush administration pledges $2.4 million to the dissident Iraqi National Congress...