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Key nations near agreement on NKorea sanctions

Source: Hindustan times

Pyŏngyang : North Korea | 5 months ago

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Ambassadors from key nations neared agreement on Thursday on new UN sanctions against North Korea for defying the Security Council and conducting a second nuclear test. But British Ambassador John Sawers' hope that diplomats would agree to final terms in intensive negotiations proved...

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