Bush warns Iran, North Korea on nuclear ambitions
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SANTIAGO, Nov 20  - US President George W. Bush warned &quot;axis of evil&quot; states Iran and North Korea on Saturday the world is united in its determination to thwart any plans to develop nuclear weapons.
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President Bush warns Iran not to be helpful on Iraq.
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President Bush says he will continue to work with other nations to increase pressure on North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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Santiago: US President George W Bush sharply warned Iran about reports that the Islamic republic has accelerated production of uranium material that could be used to make nuclear weapons.
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President Bush said yesterday that the leaders of China, Japan, South Korea and Russia are united in their determination to get North Korea and Iran to abandon their nuclear-weapons programs.
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President Bush said Thursday it is hard to read North Korea&#039;s motives in firing a missile with the potential to hit the United States or Canada, but said the U.S. cannot afford to misjudge the situation.
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President George W. Bush warned North   Korea on Wednesday against test-firing a long-range missile,   while other U.S. officials rejected Pyongyang's offer of   bilateral talks with Washington on the issue.
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President Bush is trying to build international pressure on North Korea to return to high-stakes nuclear talks at the same time he reassures Asian leaders about the tough U.S. approach.
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The nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea were President Bush&#39;s chief concerns at the 21-nation summit in Santiago, Chile, along with trade and economic issues.
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President Bush will urge U.S. allies at an Asia summit next week to stand firm against North Korea's nuclear program and to keep their troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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President George W. Bush said on Sunday that Iran was threatening security around the world by backing "extremists" and urged its Gulf Arab allies to "confront this danger before it is too late."
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President Bush said yesterday that the administration will press the United Nations to adopt new, expanded sanctions against Iran, as Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tehran would "never retreat even one step" from its nuclear enrichment program.
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President George W. Bush warned Iran on Wednesday of "serious consequences" if it attacked U.S. ships in the Gulf and said all options were on the table.
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President Bush, meeting with Asian-Pacific leaders, is seeking more international backing to both persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons ambitions and to take concrete steps to cripple terrorist networks around the world.
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HANOI, Nov. 18 -- President Bush attended meetings Saturday aimed at turning up the pressure to persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons but failed to convince South Korea that it should fully implement U.N. sanctions against its northern neighbor.
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(Santiago, Chile-AP) Nov. 20, 2004 - President Bush says North Korea&#39;s neighbors are united in sending a blunt message to the man who rules it, &quot;Get rid of your nuclear weapons programs.
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President Bush arrived in Europe on  Tuesday to keep up pressure on Iran over its nuclear program  even as North Korea threatens to divert his attention by  apparently preparing a long-range missile launch.