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South Korea Warns of Possible Provocations by Pyongyang

By VOA on Jul 30, 2015   Featured, World  

South Korea Warns of Possible Provocations by Pyongyang

South Korea’s Unification Ministry warned Wednesday of possible provocations by North Korea in October to mark the ruling party’s 70th anniversary. The warning came amid growing speculation that Pyongyang could launch a long-range missile on the anniversary in October. “Our ministry and the military are always keeping a close eye on possible provocations by the […]

North Korea: ‘No Interest at All’ in Nuke Deal

By VOA News on Jul 28, 2015   Featured, World  

North Korea: ‘No Interest at All’ in Nuke Deal

A top North Korean diplomat says his country’s nuclear weapons program is not up for discussion, insisting Pyongyang’s situation is “totally different” from that of Iran. North Korea’s ambassador to China, Ji Jae Ryong said Tuesday the North does not have “any interest at all in dialogue for unilaterally freezing or giving up our nukes.” […]

U.S., Russia: The Case for Bilateral Talks

By Geopolitical Diary | Stratfor on Jul 23, 2015   World  

U.S., Russia: The Case for Bilateral Talks

Phone calls between relatively low-level diplomats are normally not newsworthy. ButMonday’s conversation between U.S. Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin on the simmering conflict in Ukraine is an exception. The bilateral nature of the conversation and its timing amid mounting claims of cease-fire violations from the Ukrainian government and […]

Turkey Allegedly Had Role in Helping Iran Dodge Sanctions

By Jamie Dettmer | VOA News on Jul 22, 2015   Featured, World  

Turkey Allegedly Had Role in Helping Iran Dodge Sanctions

WASHINGTON—More details are emerging about the role Turkey has allegedly been playing in assisting Iran to dodge international sanctions involving the trading of gold by an Iranian businessman that Turkey’s president once dubbed a philanthropist. Ministers and associates of the President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s family are alleged to have been paid off with substantial bribes […]

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