At Moscow conference, slim progress on North Korea's "window of opportunity"



Analysis At Moscow conference, slim progress on North Korea’s “window of opportunity” Moscow's hopes of creating a forum for multilateral dialogue on DPRK issues may have been stalled, at least for now Anthony V. Rinna November 10, 2019 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Russian foreign ministry Author’s note: the assertion that Sergei Lavrov announced Russia would work with the P5+1 is based on the original Russian-language transcript published by the Russian Federation’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), as well as based on an article published by the major Russian newspaper Izvestiya. The term used, which translates literally as “sextet”, is generally applied in Russian discourse to the P5+1, not the Six Party Talks. The official English translation published by the MFA, however, rendered Sergei Lavrov’s comments as referring to “the six-party talks” [sic]. Any inaccuracy, for which the author bears sole responsibility, is due to an unusual use of © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. Get the Daily Update Start your day with the North Korea stories that matter most – as selected by Trending

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At Moscow conference, slim progress on North Korea’s “window of opportunity”

Moscow's hopes of creating a forum for multilateral dialogue on DPRK issues may have been stalled, at least for now

Anthony V. Rinna November 10, 2019

At Moscow conference, slim progress on North Korea’s “window of opportunity”

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Author’s note: the assertion that Sergei Lavrov announced Russia would work with the P5+1 is based on the original Russian-language transcript published by the Russian Federation’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), as well as based on an article published by the major Russian newspaper Izvestiya. The term used, which translates literally as “sextet”, is generally applied in Russian discourse to the P5+1, not the Six Party Talks. The official English translation published by the MFA, however, rendered Sergei Lavrov’s comments as referring to “the six-party talks” [sic]. Any inaccuracy, for which the author bears sole responsibility, is due to an unusual use of

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