U.S. Pursues Financial Leverage Over North Korea - WSJ.com

The Obama administration is preparing to wield broad financial pressure to try to force North Korea to dial back its weapons program, building on strategies former President George W. Bush employed, but then unwound.

The Treasury Department is taking a leading role and will work through international banking channels to try to restrict funds to 17 North Korean banks and companies that U.S. officials say are central players in Pyongyang's nuclear ... Full Story »

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by Samuel W. Velsor IV - Jun. 30, 2009

Stopping N Kore's money will be most important, the future envoy's trip to China will be all telling. Glad to see that some actions have already been taken.

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