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• Bush reaffirms diplomatic solution of DPRK nuclear issue 2007-04-28

U.S. President George W. Bush, at a joint press conference with visiting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at Camp David, Maryland on Friday, reaffirmed diplomacy is the best way for solving the nuclear issue of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).

• U.S. says DPRK's assets issue can be discussed at six-party talks 2006-11-02

The United States said on Wednesday that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will have a chance to seek access to its frozen overseas bank accounts when six-party talks are resumed.

• China says nuclear-free peninsula remains goal 2006-11-02

China pledged yesterday to stick to the goal of a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula and push for the resumption of the Six-Party Talks at an early date.

• [Opinion] Gloomy prospects for nuclear non-proliferation 2006-10-31

• DPRK ship not held under sanctions 2006-10-27

• China calls for joint efforts to resume six-party talks 2006-10-25

• China: DPRK has no second nuclear test plan 2006-10-25

• Path to security lies only in international cooperation 2006-10-24

• [Opinion] Pragmatism the key to unlock nuke stalemate 2006-10-23

• DPRK top leader meets Hu Jintao's special envoy 2006-10-20

• Countries urge DPRK back to talks 2006-10-20

• All quiet on China's northeastern front 2006-10-20

• Border fence on China-DPRK not related to nuclear test 2006-10-18

• China urges restraint on Korean Peninsula issue 2006-10-18

• China: UN move should help peaceful resolution of Korean nuclear issue 2006-10-18

• Ministers of Japan, U.S., ROK to meet in Seoul 2006-10-16

• Envoy: DPRK "totally rejects" UN resolution 2006-10-16

• UNSC adopts resolution condemning DPRK's nuclear test 2006-10-16

• China: UN move should help resolve Korean nuclear issue 2006-10-16

• U.S. introduces resolution on DPRK's nuclear test 2006-10-16

• China says it opposes military acts against DPRK 2006-10-16

• DPRK reiterates willingness to realize denuclearization 2006-10-12

• DPRK: Further nuclear tests depend on U.S. policy 2006-10-12

• Policy on developing ties with DPRK "unchanged" 2006-10-11

• China says six-party talks "not a failure" 2006-10-11

• Chinese, British FMs hold telephone talks on DPRK's nuclear test 2006-10-10

• Hu tells Bush: policy on nuclear issue will not change 2006-10-10

• Int'l community strongly reacts to DPRK's nuclear test 2006-10-10

• S. Korea suspends humanitarian aid to DPRK 2006-10-09

• Chinese, US FMs exchange views on development on Korean Peninsula 2006-10-09

• Chinese government in firm opposition to DPRK nuclear test 2006-10-09

• S. Korea denounces DPRK's nuclear test 2006-10-09

• DPRK conducts nuclear test 2006-10-09

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