China and the United States appear to have patched up differences at a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency over the importance of a light-water nuclear reactor promised North Korea in exchange for pledging to scrap its nuclear arms, diplomats said Friday. The two nations found compromise language on a resolution, meaning the text will likely be presented later in the day to the 139-nation IAEA General Conference, they told The Associated Press, papering over an embarrassing reflection of a split on how to deal with North Korea. Full Story
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