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November 30, 2006
By Reuters
North Korea, the United States and China agreed after two days of informal discussions in Beijing to push for an early resumption of stalled talks over the North’s nuclear program. But no date was set, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on its Web site. Envoys for the three countries — Kim Kye-gwan of North Korea, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher R. Hill, and Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei of China, were not expected to hold a third day of meetings today.
November 30, 2006
By Reuters
North Korea, the United States and China agreed after two days of informal discussions in Beijing to push for an early resumption of stalled talks over the North’s nuclear program. But no date was set, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on its Web site. Envoys for the three countries — Kim Kye-gwan of North Korea, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher R. Hill, and Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei of China, were not expected to hold a third day of meetings today.