North Korea withdraws from Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty

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North Korea announced its withdrawal from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty on Mar 12, 1993, so that it could defend 'its supreme interest.' The withdrawal was partly a response to the actions of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which planned to inspect nuclear sites.

Military policy, North Korea, North Korean foreign relations, Korea, North

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United Nations: peace-keeping report issued

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UN Sec Gen Boutros Boutros-Ghali issued a report that called for better enforcement of countries that volunteer forces, then do not provide them when they are needed. Boutros-Ghali proposed the use of sanctions to better encourage the participation of countries.

United States, Political aspects, United States foreign relations, Peacekeeping forces

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Atomic Energy Agency strengthens powers

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The IAEA has been granted greater power in nuclear nonproliferation. IAEA Dir Gen Hans Blix is attempting to achieve international adherence to nonproliferation treaties by 1995.

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