North Korean nuclear plant poses threat of meltdown

Article Abstract:

The six-party talks aimed at negotiating North Korean 'denuclearization' which reopened in July 2005, although a positive development, has failed to address the unsafe nature of Pyongyang's nuclear programme, an equally important source of insecurity emanating from the program. The threat to the safety of the program comes from the stocking up on potassium iodide tablets, designed to provide some protection to the staff involved in the nuclear program, which increases the threat of a nuclear accident.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Military aspects, Security, International, International security

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Brownback bill will not solve North Korea's problems

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United States's Brownback bill proposals are not designed to improve human rights in North Korea. The North Korea government will need international assistance to make human rights policy work and make radical changes.

International Affairs, Human Rights, Civil rights

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Northeast Asia frustrated by US Pyongyang policy

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The author examines the United States' foreign policy as it relates to North Korea. Topics include military policy, nuclear weapons, and international relations.

International relations, Military policy, North Korean foreign relations, North Korea. Ministry of People's Armed Forces

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