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North Korea Demands Money China Bank Declines North Korean Account Application
Beijing (AFP) March 21, 2007North Korean nuclear disarmament talks stalled again on Wednesday as Pyongyang refused to come to the negotiating table until 25 million dollars in frozen funds were back in its coffers. Planned meetings of the chief envoys to the six-nation talks on Wednesday morning did not take place, officials involved in the negotiations said, as North Korea insisted it would not talk until the money was safely returned. "It is difficult for me at the moment to predict when the plenary meeting among the chief delegates will open today," chief South Korean envoy Chun Yung-Woo told reporters. ...more North Korea Revives Stalling Tactics 
Seoul (UPI) March 21, 2007As North Korea walked away from the negotiating table over a money transfer, South Korean analysts predict nuclear talks would be further stalled because Pyongyang is unlikely to drop its nuclear card. North Korea has developed nuclear weapons for decades as a matter of survival in the face of outside threats, and it is not expected to abandon atomic weapons until the regime fully ensures ... more MDA Announces Successful Missile Tracking Test 
Washington (UPI) March 21, 2007Lt. Gen. Henry "Trey" Obering, director of the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, said Tuesday the MDA had completed "the successful execution of an important test involving the tracking of a long-range target missile by radars that are being incorporated into the Ballistic Missile Defense System," according to a statement issued by the agency. "The target missile was launched today from Vandenb ... more MORE HEADLINES |
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