From Reuters:
SEOUL (Reuters) - Taciturn North Korea will dangle its nuclear threat to ensure a place on Barack Obama's agenda and the best the U.S. president-elect can hope is to contain Pyongyang's atomic ambitions, not end them, analysts said.
The one thing Obama appears willing to consider, and which analysts say North Korean leader Kim Jong-il prizes most of all, is the first direct talks with a U.S. president.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Taciturn North Korea will dangle its nuclear threat to ensure a place on Barack Obama's agenda and the best the U.S. president-elect can hope is to contain Pyongyang's atomic ambitions, not end them, analysts said.
The one thing Obama appears willing to consider, and which analysts say North Korean leader Kim Jong-il prizes most of all, is the first direct talks with a U.S. president.
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