Delegates to the six-party talks, aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear weapons program, have arrived in Beijing. 2005-11-08

Six-Party Nuclear Talks Recess with Statement Negotiators on N.Korea's nuclear program concluded their talks in Beijing Friday with a pledge to meet again as soon as possible. Progress Summary Expected to End N.Korea Nuclear Talks The last day of the three-day round of six party talks on North Korea's nuclear issue began Friday with bilateral discussion between China and North Korea underway in the morning.

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