A man looks at North Korea through binoculars from the unification observatory in Paju, South Korea, on November 14. Russia is proposing a three-phase road map for peace, supported by the Chinese. Photo: AP
A man looks at North Korea through binoculars from the unification observatory in Paju, South Korea, on November 14. Russia is proposing a three-phase road map for peace, supported by the Chinese. Photo: AP
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Russia’s plan to resolve the North Korean crisis deserves a chance

Orhan Gafarli says both Moscow and Beijing are keen to end the crisis, if only so it would no longer be an excuse for an expanded US military presence in their Eurasian backyards

Orhan Gafarli

Updated: 7:51pm, 6 Dec, 2017

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A man looks at North Korea through binoculars from the unification observatory in Paju, South Korea, on November 14. Russia is proposing a three-phase road map for peace, supported by the Chinese. Photo: AP
A man looks at North Korea through binoculars from the unification observatory in Paju, South Korea, on November 14. Russia is proposing a three-phase road map for peace, supported by the Chinese. Photo: AP
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