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Kinesiska och nordkoreanska ledare träffades under mars månad i Beijing. (Bild: China News Service)
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“As an important country in Northeast Asia and a host of the six-party talks, China has once again played its due role and shouldered its due responsibility.” Yang Jiechi on CRI
“I am sceptical. I do not think that North Korea wants to give up its nuclear weapons. The North might even want the US to accept it as a nuclear state.” Mark Fitzpatrick on BBC
Den nordkoreanske ledaren Kim Jong Il fick i denna vecka besök av den kinesiske
premiärministern Wen Jiabao. Han berättade då att landet är villigt att fortsätta
sexpartsförhandlingarna gällande landets kärnkraftsprogram. Men först efter att ha
samtalat med USA.
Många regionala experter hoppades på att den kinesiske premiärministern skulle kunna
förmå landet att återuppta förhandlingarna som Nordkorea övergav i april. Landet avbröt
förhandlingarna efter att ha blivit kritiserat av de Förenta Nationerna för sina missiltester.
Enligt mediarapporter lyckades Kina i viss utsträckning övertyga den kommunistiska regimen att återuppta förhandlingarna. Utöver det så stärkte även besöket de tradiotionella
vänskapsbanden mellan de allierade, rapporterar CRI.
Samtidigt som Nordkoreas inställning till sexpartssamtalen
tycks ha tinat meddelas det att landet har vidtagit åtgärder för att åter sätta Yongbyons kärnkraftverk i drift, skriver Straits Times.
Enligt The Independent är både Kina och USA trötta på Nordkoreas förhalande. Speciellt
USA vill att de mångsidiga diskussionerna når konkreta resultat gällande Pyongyangs
kärnvapenprogram. USA har även tillkännagett att de är beredda att föra samtal direkt
med Nordkorea, rapporterar New York Times.
Enligt BBC menar dock många skeptiker att diskussionen inte kommer att kunna resultera i en slutgiltig lösning även om det kan göra situationen hanterbar.
| Kina | Europa | Nordamerika | Andra länder |
|---|---|---|---|
| DPRK Agrees to Denuclearization CRI - 6 oktober 2009 Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Kim Jong Il, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), held talks on Monday and reached important consensus on China-DPRK relations and the promotion of a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula. Six-party Talks See Chance of Resuming: Chinese Vice FM CRI - 7 oktober 2009 The six-party talks face important opportunities of getting out of difficulties, with the concerted efforts of all parties involved, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei said. China appreciates DPRK's commitment to realizing denuclearization of Korean Peninsular: FM Xinhua - 6 oktober 2009 China expressed appreciation over the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)'s commitment to the goal of a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula. Wen's DPRK Visit Weighty in Outcome: FM CRI - 6 oktober 2009 Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is rich in content, weighty in outcome and significant in meaning. Premier pushes for nuclear-free peninsula China Daily - 5 oktober 2009 Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) for talks with top leader Kim Jong-il Sunday. |
Scepticism over N Korea's talks offer BBC - 6 oktober 2009 North Korea's offer to return to talks about its nuclear programme has been met with scepticism by regional and Western experts. North Korea to resume nuclear talks Telegraph.co.uk - 6 oktober 2009 North Korea has said it will resume the six-party negotiations on its nuclear programme, after it has first held talks with the United States. Kerry Brown: China and US will no longer tolerate stop-go diplomacy The Independent - 7 oktober 2009 Kim Jong-il's reported statement to Wen Jiabao that North Korea was willing to return to the six-party talks is a small step, but a welcome one. Chinese PM in NKorea amid disarmament hopes AFP - 4 oktober 2009 North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il greeted Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao in Pyongyang on Sunday. |
North Korea May Be Open to Talks The New York Times - 6 oktober 2009 The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, told the visiting prime minister of China that his government was ready to return to six-nation talks on its nuclear weapons program. North Korea tells China it would rejoin nuclear talks Los Angeles Times - 6 oktober 2009 During a visit by Premier Wen Jiabao, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il says the six-party negotiations can resume if progress is made in one-on-one talks with the U.S. Report: North Korea considers multilateral talks AP - 6 oktober 2009 North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has expressed the North's willingness to hold multilateral dialogue, including six-party talks on nuclear disarmament, if its relations with the United States improve. N Korea’s Kim meets China’s premier The Financial Times - 5 oktober 2009 Kim Jong-il, North Korea’s dictator, made the rare step of personally greeting Wen Jiabao, China’s premier, at Pyongyang airport on Sunday. |
N Korea 'ready' for nuclear talks Al Jazeera, Qatar - 6 oktober 2009 North Korea has said it is ready to return to "multilateral talks" on ending its nuclear weapons programme, but wants direct negotiations with the US first. North Korea to resume nuclear talks ABC News, Australia - 6 oktober 2009 North Korea has promised to return to nuclear disarmament talks, but only under certain conditions. 'Grandpa Wen' scores Straits Times, Singapore - 7 oktober 2009 Chinese Premier mends ties with N. Korea but little progress on nuclear issue. New hope for six-party talks Joong Ang Daily, South Korea - 8 oktober 2009 North Korean leader Kim Jong-il told visiting Chinese premier Wen Jiabao that his country is willing to return to the six-party denuclearization talks depending on the progress in bilateral talks with the United States. |
