North Korea nuclear talks to resume on July 18: China

12 Jul 2007

Six-nation talks aimed at ending North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme will resume here on Wednesday next week, China’s foreign ministry announced. “The heads of delegations of the six-party talks will resume discussions in Beijing on 18 and 19 July,” ministry spokesman Qin Gang told reporters on Thursday. Full Story

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