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UN SC RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA SHOULD BE TOUGH – LAVROV

STALLED SIX-PARTY TALKS NOT JUST FAULT OF N.KOREA - LAVROV

RUSSIA WILL SUPPORT TOUGH UN SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA

LAVROV, CLINTON DISCUSS SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA

CHINESE, S. KOREAN FOREIGN MINISTERS URGE TO CONTINUE SIX-PARTY TALKS ON N. KOREA’S PROBLEM

CHINA STATE COUNCIL MEMBER TO ATTEND BRIC SECURITY MEETING IN RUSSIA

NEW UN SC RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA SHOULD REST ON CHAPTER 7 OF UN CHARTER – MOSCOW

RUSSIA, S. KOREAN PRESIDENTS FAVOR WORKING OUT RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA

UN SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA SHOULD NOT BE HASTY – DUMA MEMBER

MOSCOW AGAINST N. KOREA’S TOTAL ISOLATION – FOREIGN MINISTRY SOURCE

N. KOREA’S RECENT STEPS MAY BE PREPARING ANNOUNCEMENT OF KIM’S SUCCESSOR – RUSSIAN ANALYST

RUSSIA TAKING PREVENTIVE MEASURES OVER POSSIBLE CONFLICT ON KOREAN PENINSULA

MOSCOW CONSIDERS CONTRIBUTING MORE TO PEACEKEEPING EFFORTS IN AFRICA - LAVROV

SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ON N. KOREA SHOULD KEEP DOOR TO TALKS OPEN - LAVROV

N. KOREA PULLS OUT OF 1953 ARMISTICE AGREEMENT

NIZHNY NOVGOROD POLICE LAWFULLY HELPED FINNISH MAN FIND SON – FINNISH AMBASSADOR

RUSSIA-GEORGIA TALKS ON CHECKPOINT OPENING POSSIBLE ONLY WITH SWISS MEDIATION – TBILISI

TIRASPOL DENIES MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT’S CLAIM THAT TRANSDNIESTRIA TALKS PROCEEDING ACTIVELY

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