허구헌날 자주외교 타령하더니,
일본이 독도수로 탐사한다니까 미국에 애걸하고(수로탐사 중지는 미국의 개입이있었다.)
이제는 중국에 가서 부탁....
자주외교가 한국와서 욕본다..
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반기문, 중국에 대북압력 행사해 달라고 부탁
이제까지 공들인 것 다 어디 가고, 중국에 가서 북한이 미사일 발사하지 못하게 해달라고 부탁하는가? 북한에 직접 이야기 하지 못하고.
북한에 주기만 하고 발언권은 없고.
South Korea urges China to sway North Korea
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Jun 27, 2006 ? By Lindsay Beck
BEIJING (Reuters) - South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday urged China to try to persuade North Korea not to test-fire a missile, and he also discussed stalled nuclear negotiations with Pyongyang on his visit to Beijing.
U.S. officials say there is evidence North Korea may have finished fuelling a Taepodong-2 missile for a test launch, which Washington, Seoul and Tokyo have said would present a grave threat to regional security.
Ban met his Chinese counterpart, Li Zhaoxing, who said efforts must focus on making sure North Korea does not launch the missile and that it returns to six-party talks aimed at dismantling its nuclear programs.
Li said China had expressed its concern to the North about the missile launch, South Korean Foreign Ministry official Lee Hyuk told reporters.
A traditional Communist ally of North Korea and host to the six-party talks, China is seen as having special leverage over the North, especially as the provider of about 70 percent of its oil.
"We would like to ask that (China) try to persuade the North so that this issue can be resolved soundly," Lee quoted Ban as saying.
But Beijing's response has been more muted, urging all sides to ease tensions and resolve problems through negotiations.
All parties must "avoid accelerating confrontation and tensions, and work toward the resumption of six-party talks at the earliest, and together maintain peace and stability," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu told a news conference.
In a sign of its close relations with Pyongyang, China hosted North Korean Foreign Minister Paek Nam-sun last month and a North Korean military delegation last week.
Analysts say China would be unlikely to use the threat of withholding aid to pressure North Korea, and that the North at any rate may not be swayed.
But Beijing would be wary of a missile launch that could destabilize the balance of power in the region and potentially spur militarization in Japan ?
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