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Speech at the 11th Beijing World Peace Forum Speech at the 11th Beijing World Peace Forum The Non-Proliferation Treaty was open for signature in 1968 and entered into force in 1970. The Treaty has been signed by the overwhelming majority of UN member states and should be considered as a very significant accomplishment of the international community....
... Affairs Council, had a meeting with Lee Sok-bae, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Russia, and Lee Sollim, Second Secretary of the Embassy. The following issues were discussed during the meeting with South Korean diplomats: international nuclear non-proliferation regime, preliminary results and probable prospects of a bilateral dialog between the DPRK and the USA, as well as the achievements and tasks of developing bilateral relations between Russia and the Republic of Korea.
The Symbiosis of Peace and Non-Proliferation in the Korean Peninsula It was the most miraculous Christmas truce since the First World War. After a year in which the prospect of conflict on the Korean peninsula never appeared greater, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea ...
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