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China Set to Announce Date for Fresh Round of North Korean Nuclear tTalks - Yonhap News
| China Digital Times
From Yonhap News: Host China is set to announce the date for a new round of international negotiations on ridding North Korea of its nuclear weapons, with the top U.S. nuclear negotiator hoping to see the negotiations reconvene in two...
Talks to Resume on North Korea and Weapons
Tue, 30 Jan 2007 23:19:25 EDT | New York Times
Talks over North Korea?s nuclear weapons are to resume in Beijing next week in the latest effort to curb its nuclear program.
Talks with N. Korea are set to resume
| Findory News China
Boston Globe: BEIJING -- The United States demanded yesterday that North Korea offer real steps to nuclear disarmament at six-country negotiations, which China announced would resume on Feb. 8 in Beijing. A US Treasury official said that talks with Pyongyang on a financial standoff that has overshadowed the nuclear ...
U.S. hopes for progress on N. Korea deal
| Findory News China
Yahoo News: AP - The top U.S. negotiator on North Korea's nuclear program said Thursday he hopes six nations meeting in China next week will be able to take the first concrete steps toward eventual dismantling of the communist nation's nuclear weapons.
NKorea depending more on China trade since nuclear test
| Findory News China
Yahoo News: AFP - North Korea has become increasingly dependent on trade with China after other nations restricted dealings following its nuclear test, according to a South Korean government official.
Nuclear Talks on North Korea Set to Resume in Beijing
Wed, 07 Feb 2007 21:32:32 EDT | New York Times
There are tentative signs of a possible breakthrough in a diplomatic process that seemed shattered four months ago when North Korea tested a nuclear device.
N.Korea nuclear talks edge toward potential deal
| Findory News China
Reuters: BEIJING - North Korea said it was willing to consider first steps to ending its nuclear arms program at six-party talks that opened on Thursday, with China drafting a deal that could mark rare progress in the tortuous negotiations.
