North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il says ties with China are "unbreakable" and has called for increased co-operation between the communist nations amid international pressure on Pyongyang to return to nuclear disarmament talks.
Saddam Hussein's regime was not Britain's main security concern in the years before the invasion of Iraq, Foreign Office officials testified Wednesday at an inquiry probing Britain's role in the war.
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il says ties with China are "unbreakable" and has called for increased cooperation between the communist nations amid international pressure on Pyongyang to return to nuclear disarmament talks.
Grid operators and utilities on Tuesday (24 November) said planned expansion of Spain's booming renewable energy sources must be matched by raised output from gas-fired plants, which can cover emergency shortfalls.
BEIJING (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong-il on Wednesday told the visiting Chinese defence minister that his isolated country's friendship with China was "unbreakable", even as ties have been tested by the North's nuclear tests.
Can the Right War Be Won? By Steven Simon , Adjunct Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies Foreign Affairs Article July/August 2009 Israel would regard any expansion of nuclear weapons capability within its region as an intolerable threat to its survival.
TOP civil servants were grilled overnight over fears Iraq was developing weapons of mass destruction - used to support the 2003 invasion but never borne out - at a British inquiry into the conflict.
Tony Blair received intelligence that Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction had been "dismantled" 10 days before Britain invaded Iraq, the inquiry into the 2003 war has been told.
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