Japan, China, S Korea call for N Korea's swift return to nuke talks

Tuesday 29th September, 03:56 AM JST

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ratpack at 10:19 AM JST - 29th September

I think i have read this book before. Isn't this the one where they return to the talks after agreeing on taking a mountain of aid/food/money from some other country and then 2 months down the track they get up and leave the table ranting and raving to themselves!!!!!!!
rajakumar at 09:40 PM JST - 29th September

Trying to get North korea to not shoot test, the missiles up,is going take decades of work by all foreign parties.
smithinjapan at 11:26 PM JST - 29th September

ratpack: Agreed, it's the same old story... with the exception that instead of simply Japan and S.Korea first demanding, then pleading with NKorea to come back to talk, China is joining in on the pressure. Might yield more effect than NK simply laughing it off.

Now, getting NK to ACT after going back to the table would be something impressive.
jaotsu at 07:55 AM JST - 30th September

N.Korea is working with Iran to build nuclear weapons for third world countries. If N.Korea and Iran do not have political importance in the world and are not allowed to participate in global markets, then a nuclear weapon will help them rise in importance. Other countries will have to pay attention once they have the bomb.