S.Korea asks Bush to focus on N.Korea nuclear crisis
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South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun has telephoned newly re-elected George W Bush, the US president, to propose that solving the nuclear crisis involving the isolated communist North be a priority for Bush&#39;s second term in office.
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Divisions in President Bush&#39;s first administration gave North Korea valuable time to develop weapons and he needs to put far more on the table to get it to end its nuclear plans, a security group said on Monday.
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North Korea has replied to a personal letter from President Bush, pledging to dismantle its nuclear program but calling on Washington to fulfill promises under an international disarmament-for-aid deal, a news report said Friday.
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When South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun   meets President Bush later this week in Washington, the two   will try to resolve differences in managing North Korea, which   has strained ties between the allies.
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HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, Nov. 19 -- President Bush arrived in this bustling financial center Sunday after achieving mixed results in his effort to persuade Pacific Rim countries to press North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons.
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US President George W. Bush urged the UN Security Council to speak with one voice and lay down &amp;quot;red lines&amp;quot; for North Korea, but did not publicly push for sanctions.
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Chile&#39;s economic summit took a diplomatic turn this weekend when US President George W. Bush called on Asian nations to work together to convince North Korea to end its nuclear weapons program.
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With North Korea&#39;s nuclear tension in a 22-month impasse, Seoul is seeking to take on a more active role to resolve the issue.
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US President George W Bush has issued a blunt message to North Korea, saying it must abandon its reported nuclear weapons programme.
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The United States urged North Korea to stop boasting about its nuclear weapons capability and return to the negotiating table to resolve the nuclear crisis in the Korean peninsula.
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US President George W. Bush is expected to increase pressure on North Korea over the Pyongyang nuclear threat in his second term -- something Japan does not want, experts say.
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The White House said on Friday that South Korea and other nations should send a &quot;clear message&quot; to North Korea of their commitment to a nuclear-free peninsula after Seoul admitted government scientists had enriched uranium to nearly
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President Bush&#39;s concentration on North Korea&#39;s nuclear programme at the meeting of Asian and Pacific countries in Chile shows that stopping the spread of nuclear weapons will continue to
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South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun  called newly re-elected President Bush and won his agreement  that ending the nuclear crisis involving the isolated communist  North should be a goal of his second term in office.
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WASHINGTON, DC -- The North Korean nuclear issue lies at the heart of US policies toward the Korean Peninsula. The North Korean nuclear issue is one of top priority foreign policies of President Bushâs second administration.
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Facing nuclear challenges on two fronts, President Bush warned Saturday that Iran's suspected weapons program is "a very serious matter," and he stood united with leaders of Asia and Russia in demanding North Korea's return to stalled disarmament talks.
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The Bush administration, chafing under North Korea's retreat from multilateral talks on nuclear disarmament, sought Thursday to push Pyongyang back to the bargaining table and warned that it faces increasing international isolation.