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But Mr Moon suggestedMr Kim was not certain whether Washington could guarantee the stability of his regime.
Washington could lower the risk of inadvertent military escalation by encouraging international participation and announcing these activities well in advance.
Analysts warn the latest rift between Moscow and Washington could have lamentable consequences, dragging Russia into a new arms race.
In a 2009 British newspaper interview that struck a moderate tone, Assad said he hoped Obama would take an active role in theMiddle East peace process because only Washington could broker a lasting solution.
Over the next 30 years, Washington could spend up to $1 trillion on a massive weapons modernization program.
Rather than renew sanctions waivers to allow nations such as China andIndia to keep buying Iran's oil, Washington could just turn a blind eye to continued purchases, the former U.S. officials said.
The European leaders are concerned that Washington could use its influence over the world's financial system to prevent businesses in other countries that have not reimposed sanctions on Iran from doing business there.
The US special representative for Venezuela said last week US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has a list of options,including sanctions, that Washington could use to respond to the presence of Russian troops in Venezuela.
He added that the Taliban was“optimistic” a deal with Washington could be signed before the end of the month and that the reduction in fighting across the country would also include the targeting of Afghan forces.
If another standoff occurs in the South China Sea, over Vietnam's military exercises,or along the China-Vietnam border, Washington could encourage both Hanoi and Beijing to use their private hotline immediately;
In the case of military threats, Washington could send costly signals of imminent action, such as evacuating American personnel from Seoul or sharing prospective military plans with allies in the hope that they will leak them.
In the past year, the United States has already sold Javelin anti-tank missiles to Ukraine but there are"other systems, snipers systems,ammunition" that Washington could provide to strengthen Kiev's forces, Scaparrotti told the US Congress.
If the American trade deficit does not go down, Washington could rail against even verbal interventions in currency markets, currently considered"gray areas," and could eventually"target the Bank of Japan's monetary easing," a Japanese policy source says.
WASHINGTON(Reuters)- The United States will not recognise Russia's annexation of Crimea, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday,seeking to quell suggestions that Washington could accept Moscow's 2014 occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula.
Touching on a bitter past between Laos and the United States,Rhodes said Washington could do more to clear unexploded ordnance that has lain menacingly in the country's fields since the Vietnam War.
On Tuesday, however, concerns resurfaced after China's foreign ministry said it had not heard of any recent telephone call between the United States and China on trade,and that it hoped Washington could create conditions for talks.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross predicted on Monday that Beijing and Washington could reach a trade deal that“we can live with” as dozens of officials from the world's two largest economies resumed talks in a bid to end their trade dispute.
She said worries about low growth are centered in the 17-nation euro currency bloc in Europe,and that lack of agreement on financial policies in Washington could thwart growth in the American economy, the world's largest.
In the absence of a major new military footprint in the region, Washington could settle for boosting the fighting capabilities of its allies, or forging closer relations with non-traditional partners, although this year's US presidential election casts some uncertainty over the direction of future policy.
Earlier this year, following the US' withdrawal from the INF treaty, a landmark 1987 accord aimed primarily at reducing the risk of nuclear war in Europe,Moscow voiced concerns that Washington could allow New START to expire in 2021 without renewal, as well.
The precedent of Russia's successful outreach to the United States during the September 2013 chemical weapons disarmament deal inSyria provides a useful benchmark for how Washington could find itself reliant on Russian mediation assistance, even during a period of heightened Moscow-Washington tensions.
Rather than using language of threats from sanctions against Turkey, I think the people here in Congress, as well as this administration should understand Turkey's security concerns”, Kalin stated,adding that he didn't believe that Washington could“afford to lose Turkey” as a partner.
South Korean Foreign minister Kang Kyung-wha said on Wednesday that if North Korea tookconcrete steps towards abandoning its weapons programmes, Washington could offer a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War, humanitarian aid or a permanent channel for bilateral dialogue.
According to the Turkish newspaper, an unnamed American official expressed his concerns over Ankara's purchase of Russian surface-to-air missile systems,explaining that they could“negatively influence the interoperability of NATO” and assuming that Washington could impose sanctions in response to the recently adopted law.
Days after the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said a surge in violence in eastern Ukraine demanded“clear and strong condemnation of Russian actions,” VicePresident Mike Pence suggested Sunday that Washington could lift sanctions on Moscow soon if it cooperated in the U.S. fight against Islamic State.