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PRESIDENT SIGNS TWO-YEAR EXTENSION OF SOUTH KOREA CIVIL NUCLEAR DEAL

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Kenneth Fletcher
NS&D Monitor
2/14/2014
President Obama this week signed into law a two-year extension to the United States’ current civil nuclear agree-ment with South Korea, which now will not expire until March 19, 2016. The extension was needed…

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