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Rice's visit to China helps promote nuclear talks
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's upcoming visit to China will help push forward the six-party talks as well as the denuclearization process of the Korean Peninsula, said Chinese analysts.
Int'l Community Hails Nuclear Talks Breakthrough
Global leaders and the international community yesterday hailed the outcome of the six-party talks on the Korean Peninsular nuclear issue.
- Six-Party Talks Conclude with Joint Statement Adopted
- 4th Round of Six-Party Talks Ends
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Review
· 1st Round of Korean Nuclear Talks
· 2nd Round of Korean Nuclear Talks
· 3rd Round of Korean Nuclear Talks

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