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China's Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei (C) listens to a speaker
during the opening of another round of the six-party talks at
Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing February 8, 2007. Six-party
negotiations on closing Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme
resumed on Thursday with hopes raised for agreement on first steps
after milestone talks between the US and North Korean envoys in
Berlin last month. [Reuters]
Chief US negotiator Christopher Hill listens to a speaker during
the opening of another round of the six-party talks at at Diaoyutai
State Guesthouse in Beijing February 8, 2007. Six-party
negotiations on closing Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme
resumed on Thursday with hopes raised for agreement on first steps
after milestone talks between the US and North Korean envoys in
Berlin last month.[Reuters]
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Chief Japanese envoy Kenichiro Sasae attends the opening of
another round of the six-party talks at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse
in Beijing February 8, 2007. Six-party negotiations on closing
Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme resumed on Thursday with
hopes raised for agreement on first steps after milestone talks
between the US and North Korean envoys in Berlin last month.
[Reuters]
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Chief US negotiator Christopher Hill (L) attends the opening of
another round of the six-party talks at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse
in Beijing February 8, 2007. Six-party negotiations on closing
Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme resumed on Thursday with
hopes raised for agreement on first steps after milestone talks
between the US and North Korean envoys in Berlin last month.
[Reuters]
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China's Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei (L) speaks to Russia's
Ambassador to China Sergei Razov (R) during the opening of another
round of the six-party talks at the Diaoyutai Guest Statehouse in
Beijing February 8, 2007. Six-party negotiations on closing
Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme resumed on Thursday with
hopes raised for agreement on first steps after milestone talks
between the US and North Korean envoys in Berlin last month.
[Reuters]
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A South Korean official smiles during the opening of another
round of six-party talks at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing
February 8, 2007. Six-party negotiations on closing Pyongyang's
nuclear weapons programme resumed on Thursday with hopes raised for
agreement on first steps after milestone talks between the US and
North Korean envoys in Berlin last month. [Reuters]
(China Daily February 10, 2007)
