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06.06.2009, 10:10
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Despite the army's determination to wipe out the Taliban from the Swat Valley, there are fears the militants could seize Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
27.05.2009, 14:05
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“Now that they have it, North Korea will never give up nuclear weapons,” says Pavel Leshakov, Head of Korean Studies at Moscow State University.
27.05.2009, 15:51
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When the news junkies were busily familiarizing themselves with the unfolding Talibanization of Pakistan, North Korea has suddenly resurfaced from obscurity with a big bang, says RT military analyst Eugene Khrushchev.
02.06.2009, 22:25
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The secretive North Korean leader, Kim Jong-Il, has named his youngest son as his successor, according to South Korean media reports.
14.06.2009, 00:24
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Although North Korea is threatening to turn all its plutonium into plutonium-based nuclear bombs, not everyone believes the situation is as serious as it looks.
22.07.2009, 16:47
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US–Russia relations continue to flourish – this time under the Asian sun. Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have met at the ASEAN Regional Forum.
14.04.2009, 20:03
North Korea says it will boycott six-party UN talks on its nuclear programme and will restart its nuclear power plant. The news comes just hours after the UN Security Council condemned Pyongyang’s recent rocket launch.
23.04.2009, 22:10
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov does not expect any immediate breakthrough in the six-party talks on North Korea.
24.04.2009, 13:46
North Korea has reiterated its boycott of nuclear negotiations, despite the efforts of the Russian Foreign Minister during his visit to Pyongyang.
19.06.2009, 16:52
If North Korea launches a ballistic missile towards Russia, the military can destroy it, but they doubt this would be needed in the first place.
Published: 23 April, 2009, 14:42
Tougher sanctions could hinder further negotiations on the North Korea nuclear issue, claims Aleksandr Vorontsov from the Korea Department of the Institute of Oriental Studies.
