Bush faces challenge to contain North Korea
Analysts weigh the Bush administration's approach to North Korea after disclosures of a secret nuclear weapons program. Fleischer defends international law and new anti proliferation momentum while others warn of a harder stance and potential diplomatic shifts with Japan. The piece reviews Clinton era talks, the 1994 deal, and recent signals on negotiations and sanctions.
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U.N. inspectors widen Iraq nuclear and missile site probes
U N teams deepen checks at al Tuwaitha nuclear center and Ibn Sina at Tarmiya while inspecting an al Karama missile plant. The effort includes 70 inspectors in Iraq with aims to cover hundreds of dual use sites amid a new 12 000 page declaration.
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