Bill Nelson: If China can’t deter North Korea’s nuclear plans, it could mean war
According to North Korea’s deputy U.N. ambassador, the standoff over his country’s nuclear program will end only when the U.S. withdraws its “hostile policy” toward the northeast Asian nation. In an interview with The Associated Press Friday, Kim In Ryong says his government will not attend “any type of talks which would discuss its nuclear abandonment.” That includes the U.N. Security Council meeting Friday on the North Korean nuclear issue. He called it “another abuse” of U.N. authority, acting on instructions of the United…
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