North Korea's nuclear test: on mushroom cloud two.
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The Economist 30 May - 5 June 2009, pp.27-28Summary: The main diplomatic action has moved to the UN Security Council. North Korea's actions have been met with unanimous condemnation. Japan within range of the North's missiles is pushing hardest for punitive sanctions on top of the existing ones that failed to bite. The policy has now been shown to have failed, China still claims that negotiations provide the only solution. Most members of the six -party process will want to make clear to North Korea that the door remains open.
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The main diplomatic action has moved to the UN Security Council. North Korea's actions have been met with unanimous condemnation. Japan within range of the North's missiles is pushing hardest for punitive sanctions on top of the existing ones that failed to bite. The policy has now been shown to have failed, China still claims that negotiations provide the only solution. Most members of the six -party process will want to make clear to North Korea that the door remains open.
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