November 8, 2005
This Carnegie Endowment conference panel offers a look at North Korea's nuclear program from technical and diplomatic viewpoints.
Participant Siegfried Hecker also provided an accompanying presentation (PDF) detailing the findings from his two recent visits to North Korea.
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