NEW YORK - The fate of a U.N. panel launched 15 years ago to monitor the implementation of sanctions against North Korea appears increasingly in question as Russia has voted against its continuation for the first time as part of recent efforts to favor Pyongyang in closely-watched diplomatic matters.
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