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Talking to North Korea, but not to Iran? With no weapons yet, Tehran is different, U.S. officials maintain
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International Herald Tribune
02-19-2007
When it comes to finding a way to disarm your enemies, here is a puzzle: How do you decide which dictatorial, nuke-building regimes to negotiate with, and which to freeze out, sanction or intimidate with a couple of aircraft carriers?That, in a nutshell, is a looming question raised by last week's long-delayed nuclear deal with North Korea. Even while hard-liners and conservatives were assailing the administration last week for ''...
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North Korea and Iran.(EDITORIALS)
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; Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES North Korea's claim to have tested a nuclear weapon, specious or not, can only heighten concern that the regime might try to transfer nuclear weapons technology to a terrorist group or a rogue regime like Iran, which is attempting to develop nuclear weapons. Given North
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Iran-North Korea talks may harden U.S. stanceOil is reportedly offered for missile help
International Herald Tribune
; ... analysts said here Sunday. The analysts were responding to a weekend news report that said Iran had offered North Korea oil and natural ... Korea responded to the visit. The report came a week after a news conference in Washington at which an Iranian exile announced ...
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Our views: A little good cop, a little bad cop?; Iran and North Korea decide nuclear inspections are not so bad
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; OVER the weekend, some good news erupted on the nuclear proliferation front. Officials both in Iran and North Korea decided to allow U.N. inspectors to visit their ...
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Iran Looks for Lessons in North Korea Confrontation
Morning Edition (NPR)
; ... consequences far beyond the Korean peninsula. Jackie Northam, NPR News, Washington. INSKEEP: Here's a sampling of editorial opinion ... Soundbite of music) INSKEEP: It's MORNING EDITION from NPR News. Copyright 2005 National Public Radio, Inc.. All rights reserved ...
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