Monday linkage

• The International Atomic Energy Agency has a new Director-General.
• Newly-released archives of the FBI's interviews with Saddam Hussein.
• Further to Andrew Selth's post on the North Korea-Burma connection, here's an article about how China sees that relationship. And here are some interesting photos purportedly of North Korean engineers at work in Burma.
• Gideon Rachman has a riddle about introverted Finns. I once heard the same joke told about intelligence analysts:

What’s the difference between a Finnish extrovert and a Finnish introvert? The introvert looks at his shoes when he is talking to you. The extrovert looks at your shoes.

• Zhou Enlai was asked on his deathbed to nominate the greatest US president of the 20th century. You might be surprised by his answer.
• The aircraft carrier saga: a serious irritant in the Russia-India relationship will be resolved by 2012, says Moscow. (H/t Nosint.)
• Hawke Government Minister Rev Prof Michael Tate spoke last week on the end of sovereign impunity in international law.