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The U.S. in recent bilateral talks reportedly gave Pyongyang a list of North Korean officials involved in the supply of nuclear technology to Syria, a suspicion the North denies.

Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has admitted that an Israeli strike in Syria last September targeted a nuclear facility built with North Korea’s help, Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun reported Monday on its website.

Report: Olmert admitted Israel struck Syrian nuclear facility - Israel News, Ynetnews

Al-Qa’eda told me to bomb London, says Briton

Al-Qa’eda told me to bomb London, says Briton - Telegraph

Iran is not the biggest nuclear threat. The biggest is Pakistan. It supports nuclear development programs in many Muslim countries. Muslim radicals heavily influence Pakistan policies and are strong in its military, especially due to the close security-military-religious cooperation in Kashmir insurgency. Pakistan enjoys Saudi Arabian political and financial backing. Pakistan is basically a front for Saudi Arabia nuclear proliferation activities.

Israel News : A nuke for a nuke

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DAMASCUS (IRNA) — A Syrian parliamentarian said here on Sunday that there is no justification for the UN Security Council debate on Iran’s nuclear program after Iran got clean health bill from UN nuclear agency on February 22.

tehran times : Syrian MP: No justification for Security Council resolution on Iran

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The United Nations Security Council has passed another resolution concerning Iran because its nuclear program is an unacceptable threat. Iran’s violations of Security Council resolutions not only continue, but are deepening. Instead of suspending its proliferation-sensitive activities as the council has required, Iran is dramatically expanding the number of operating centrifuges and developing a new generation of centrifuges, testing one of them with nuclear fuel.

Iran’s Nuclear Threat - WSJ.com

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