South Korea’s delegate to talks on the North’s nuclear aims is going to China and the United States to decide how to implement the deal under which Pyongyang agreed to give up atomic weapons, the foreign minister said on Wednesday. North Korea agreed last month to abandon its nuclear weapons program in return for aid, security guarantees and increased diplomatic recognition, but the agreement struck in Beijing was thin on how this would be achieved in practice. Full Story
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