The September 2011 Prevention Newsletter features a spotlight on the Korean Peninsula: After more than two years of "strategic patience" exercised by Washington in not rushing into negotiations with North Korea, why did it convene a bilateral meeting in New York in late July?
In this Issue
- SPOTLIGHT on the Korean Peninsula: After more than two years of "strategic patience" exercised by Washington in not rushing into negotiations with North Korea, why did it convene a bilateral meeting in New York in late July?
- HIGHLIGHTS:
- Iran's 2012 Parliamentary Elections
- U.S.-Pakistan relations
- Lebanon: UN Indictments Issued
- Towards a Palestinian State?
- Kenya's 2012 General Elections
- Reconciliation in Côte D'Ivoire
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