09/26/08
Moscow's Iran Policy A Question Of Balancing Priorities
By Robert Coalson, RFE/RL
Moscow has nixed a proposed meeting in New York this week at which the representatives of the UN Security Council members, plus Germany, were to discuss possible additional sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program. "We see no 'fire alarm' that would require us to put off other things in the extremely busy week of the UN General Assembly and hold an emergency meeting on the Iran nuclear problem," a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman stated.
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The issues of Korea have come to the forefront with the change of power in North K the new master is testing the parameters and may over step it unintentionally.
The labor source would be a big gain for South K bit that to be accounted for but China should have a good handle on North K's actions and as everyone knows the nuclear option has been in play as a deterrent for sometime.
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