US envoy has North Korea nuclear records
                   
wtop.com     May 10, 2008            

U.S. State Department's top Korea specialist Sung Kim, left, crosses the border line as he and other officers carry box loads of documents detailing activity at North Korea's key nuclear reactor at the border village of Panmunjom in the demilitarized zone that separates... [read full story]                    


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John McCain, The Most Dangerous Man in America

alexconstantine.blogspot.com     7 hrs ago          

by WertherAugust 20, 2008www.antiwar.comThe first crisis over North Korea's nuclear program arose in late 1994. The result would probably have been a repeat of the Korean war of 1950-53 but with even more murderously lethal...                    

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NKorea says war games could impede nuclear deal (AFP)

yahoo.com     11 hrs ago   30 related          

SEOUL (AFP) - "This situation compels the DPRK ( North Korea ) to heighten vigilance against such unjust demands as the 'verification in line with the international standard' recently claimed by the US as regards the nuclear...                    

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John McCain's Hysteria (and Joe Elliott's)

econ4obama.blogspot.com     yesterday          

I don't usually just recycle others' posts, but this one is (a) so spot-on and (b) so important a point that I'm going to make an exception. Here's the full text of Matt Yglesias's post titled The Hysteria-Based Foreign...                    

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Ahmadinejad says U.S. envoy showed Iran respect

reuters.com     Jul 23, 2008   12 related          

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday praised U.S. participation in last week's talks with Tehran on its disputed nuclear program as "a positive step" and said its arch foe had shown respect.                    

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