Economic hope may curb N. Korean nukes appetite

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North Korea is moving toward a free market-economy and has recently initiated experiments with markets using Chinese-style economic reforms, which may require it to choose between the achievement of its economic goals and continuing with its nuclear program. Despite the speculation on the number of nuclear bombs and the sophistication of their design following the first eyewitness confirmation of the presence of North Korean nuclear weapons, the nation's recent economic moves may result in the neutralization of North Korea as a threat to peace.

Government expenditures, Economic policy, Economic reform

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Is N. Korea nuclear? Watch deeds, not words-experts

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An expert stated that what the North Koreans say is not important as what they do, with respect to their program for acquiring nuclear weapons. An announcement by North Korea that it has nuclear weapons, evoked international surprises and consternation and was not that great a departure from rhetoric the Stalinist regime has used in the past.

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China fears North Korean Nuclear capability spread to Taiwan

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North Korea's newly rediscovered willingness to resume talks about its nuclear program may lead back to China's concerns about seeing North Korean nuclear capabilities proliferate to places like Taiwan. China fears that North Korea's acquisition of nuclear weapons would lead to an explosion of nuclear testing.

Taiwan, China, Legal issues & crime, Product information, Company legal issue, Investigations, Testing

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