Nations mull phased approach to UNSC expansion

Nations mull phased approach to UNSC expansion

TOKYO, Japan - The U.N. Security Council votes unanimously Dec. 23 to ban trading with Iran in items that could contribute to the country's nuclear and ballistic missile programs for its refusal to suspend uranium enrichment.

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