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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 2004

Page

9

North Korea widens nuclear deterrent in standoff with Seoul

Seoul strengthens alliance with Washington as South Korea conducts annual joint drills through March 28. Pyongyang says it is bolstering its nuclear deterrent while blaming the United States for stalled six nation talks. KCNA cites resolve to defend independence amid regional tensions.

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Iran's Khatami concedes defeat and halts reform bills

President Mohammad Khatami declared defeat after failing to push two reform proposals. One sought to expand presidential powers to curb clerical violations, the other aimed to bar the Guardian Council from disqualifying candidates. He urged Iranians to adjust expectations as his term nears its end in June 2005.

Tehran Iran Mohammad Khatami Khatami Guardian Council

UN watchdog head says proof of Iranian weapons uncertain

Mohammed ElBaradei, head of the IAEA, told Congress there is no specific proof Iran is developing nuclear weapons. He warned the jury is still out and urged dialogue with Tehran, while U.S. intelligence believes Iran is edging toward weaponization. He cautioned statements could affect peace or war.

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