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Six-party nuclear talks recess, issuing chairman's statement

The six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue recessed on Friday afternoon after issuing a chairman's statement.

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·	S.Korean FM: China's role in six-party talks positive
	South Korean Foreign Minister Song Min-soon said on Friday that China plays a positive and efficient role in the six-party talks on the nuclear issues on the Korean Peninsula. Song made the remarks
·	Full text of Chairman's Statement of six-party talks
	A Chairman's Statement was issued here Friday after the second session of the fifth round of the six-party talks was in recess. The full text is as follows: The Second Session of the Fifth Round of
·	Six-party nuclear talks recess, issuing chairman's statement
	The six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue recessed on Friday afternoon after issuing a chairman's statement. The recess came after five days of negotiations in Beijing by six
·	ROK negotiator urges sincerity for progress in nuke talks
	The chief negotiator of the Republic of Korea (ROK) to the six-party talks on Friday morning urged all the parties to show sincerity to narrow the difference and make progress in the talks. "Weather
·	Prospect of six-party talks remains misty though talks to end Friday
	The prospect of the ongoing six-party on the Korean Peninsular nuke issue remained hazy although the talks are said to end on Friday. The chief negotiators of the Democratic People's Republic of
·	U.S. envoy Hill says six-party talks to end Friday
	Christopher Hill, top U.S. negotiator to the six-party talks on Korean nuke issue, said Thursday evening that the second phase of the talks will end on Friday. Hill said the U.S. delegation will


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·	U.S.: coming six-party talks will be "very tough"
	Top U.S. negotiator at the six-party talks Christopher Hill said on Wednesday that the disarmament negotiations scheduled for next week will be "very tough." Hill, who is also Assistant
·	China urges "substantial" progress out of six-party talks
	China on Tuesday called on parties concerned to strive for "substantial" progress out of the six-party talks scheduled to open next Monday. Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said China hopes
·	DPRK urges U.S. to give up hostile policy
	The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Tuesday said that the United States should draw a lesson from its failing hostile policy against Pyongyang, and urged Washington to change its old attitude.
·	DPRK says Japan should be excluded from six-party talks
	The Democratic People's Republicof Korea (DPRK) on Monday accused Japan of setting obstacles for a fair solution to the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue, calling for the exclusion of Tokyo from the six-party
·	U.S. hopes DPRK to take "concrete actions" in coming six-party talks
	The United States hopes the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) to take "concrete actions" in the forthcoming round of six-party talk, State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said on Monday.
·	UN chief welcomes announced resumption of six-party talks
	UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan welcomed on Monday the announced resumption of the six-party talks on the Korean peninsular nuclear issue, a UN spokesman said. "The secretary-general

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