20 september, 2005

och de kommer att försöka äta upp hela armen... apropå Nordkoreas "nya" krav dagen efter att sexpartssamtalen ledde fram till ett avtal.

The agreement appears to vindicate those who argued all along that North Korea wanted to end its costly diplomatic isolation and ensure the survival of its current regime, and that it was using its nuclear weapons programs as a bargaining chip.
(New York Times idag).

North Korea said it won't abandon nuclear weapons until the nation receives a light-water reactor for producing power, highlighting a dispute over timing one day after an agreement was reached on disarming.
[...]
The statement from North Korea raises the prospect the country will renege on the agreement, said Jasper Becker, Beijing- based author of ``Rogue State: The Continuing Threat of North Korea.''
``It's typical of North Korea's negotiating behavior -- that you agree to something and immediately backtrack and disregard what you just signed,'' Becker said. ``Negotiating with Kim Jong Il is bound to fail. He's repeatedly flouted agreements with the United Nations and the United States.''
(Bloomberg idag).

Vem har sagt att utpressning inte lönar sig.

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