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-	4th Round of Six-Party Talks Ends

-	Chinese, US Delegations Convene One-on-One Meeting

-	Plenary Meeting at Six-Party Talks Postponed

-	Japan: Today Is Last Day of Talks




The fourth round of six-party talks on the Korean Peninsular nuclear issue ends September 19, 2005 in Beijing with a joint statement adopted.
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China Says

-	FM: China Hopes All Parties Fulfill Commitment

-	China Calls for Continuous Efforts in Resolving Korean Nuclear Issue

-	State Councilor Hails Joint Statement as 'Balanced, Win-Win' Document

-	Draft Document 'Most Realistic' Scenario: Vice FM

-	FM: Hopes for Six-Party Talks

-	Current Round of Six-Party Talks to Continue

-	Great Differences Remain Among Six-Party Negotiators

-	Chinese Delegation Says Bilateral Talks to Be Held Wednesday Morning

North Korea Says

-	N Korea to Return to NPT After US Provides Light Water Reactors

-	N. Korea Says to Continue Peaceful Nuclear Program

-	North Korea Urges South Korea to Take Substantial Steps to Improve Relations

-	North Korea Rejects US Accusation of Nuclear Program

-	North Korea Insists on Peaceful Nuclear Activity

-	N. Korea Insists on Right to Peaceful Nuclear Activities

-	Six-Party Talks, US Ambition Never Go Together

-	2nd Phase of Korean Nuclear Talks Delayed

US Says

-	Hill Praises Joint Statement as 'Good Agreement'

-	Hill: Differences on Wording of Draft Common Document Remain

-	US to Put Forward New Suggestions About Common Document

-	US Has 'Good Discussions' with North Korea: Hill

-	Hill Sees 'Real Difficulties' in Six-Party Talks

-	Hill: Talks with North Korea in Standoff

-	US Hopes for Progress in Korean Nuclear Talks: Hill

-	4th Draft Could Lead to Agreement: Chief US Negotiator

South Korea Says

-	S. Korean Chief Negotiator: China's Role 'Outstanding'

-	S. Korea Welcomes Joint Statement

-	S. Korea Calls on N. Korea to Restore Int'l Trust

-	Six Parties 'Finetune' Stances: South Korea

-	N. Korea, US Fail to Narrow Differences

-	S. Korea Chief Urges More Flexibility As Nuclear Talks See Little Progress

-	2 Major Differences Remain in Current Talks: South Korean Chief

-	South Korea: North Korea Has to Dismantle Nuclear Weapon and Program First

Russia Says

-	Russian Chief Negotiator Says Joint Statement Has 'Profound Significance'

-	Russia Hails Breakthrough at Six-party Talks

-	Russian Negotiator Says Joint Document May Come out Saturday

-	Russian Envoy: North Korea Could Return to NPT

-	N. Korea Entitled to Develop Peaceful Nuclear Program

-	Russian Presidential Envoy Leaves for Pyongyang for Official Visit

-	Moscow Sees No Obstacle to Resuming Six-Party Talks

-	Russia Hopes for Successful Completion of Six-Party Talks

Japan Says

-	Japanese FM Says North Korea's Demand Unacceptable

-	Japan Welcomes Joint Statement of Six-party Talks

-	Joint Statement 'First Step' Towards Settlement of Nuclear Issue: Sasae

-	Japan: Today Is Last Day of Talks

-	Sunday's Negotiation 'Watershed' for Six-Party Talks: Japan

-	Japan Urges N. Korea to Review Stand on Light-water Reactor

-	Japan: Nuclear Issue Forefront of Six-Party Talks

-	Japan Expects Six-Party Talks to Resume

Commentary

-	Joint Statement Marks New Era for Korean Nuclear Talks

-	Joint Statement Offers Ray of Hope for World

-	Will Marathon Talks Be Trapped in Chicken-and-egg Debate?

-	Wisdom Always Prevails Against Odds

-	Six-Party Talks Will Move Forward

-	S. Korean Media Give Mixed Responses to Recess of Six-Party Talks

-	Six-Party Talks May Adjourn

-	Six-Party Talks Enter New Stage

Review

·	1st Round of Korean Nuclear Talks
·	2nd Round of Korean Nuclear Talks
·	3rd Round of Korean Nuclear Talks

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