AFP reports that "China has said it remains opposed to sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear drive, one day after top US envoy Christopher Hill nudged Beijing to take more action over the issue." Guess this is one way China is thanking us for going to bat for them at the I.M.F.
Daniel McKivergan
The "International Community" at Work
AFP reports that "China has said it remains opposed to sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear drive, one day after top US envoy Christopher Hill nudged Beijing to take more action over the issue." Guess this is one way China is thanking us for going to bat for them at the I.M.F.
Daniel McKivergan · September 7, 2006
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