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• Six-party talks recess, to restart soon

Top Chinese envoy to the six-party talks Wu Dawei said Thursday that the current round of talks had recessed and would restart soon.

• Six-party talks to be extended amid stalemate on DPRK frozen funds

The six-party talks aiming at resolving the Korean Peninsular nuclear issue will be extended, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Wednesday evening.

• Six-party talks stick to DPRK's frozen funds issue

The six-party talks on the Korean Peninsular nuclear issue on Tuesday remained stalled as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea(DPRK) refused to attend the talks until its frozen funds at a Macao bank are fully released.

• Six-party talks end with joint document

2007-02-15

• ElBaradei: DPRK wants to come back as IAEA member

2007-03-15

• Envoys make overnight efforts for deal when six-party talks dragged into another day

2007-02-13

• Six-party talks focus on energy aid, uncertainty remains for deal

2007-02-12

• 6 nations resume nuclear talks amid hopes for progress 2007-02-09

• U.S. sees potential for progress in 6-party talks 2007-02-06

• China hopes six-party talks to be resumed before Lunar New Year

2007-01-26

• Six-party talks to end Friday, prospect remains misty 2006-12-22

• Six-party nuclear talks score "new consensus", to continue till Friday 2006-12-21

• DPRK, U.S. meet on nuke, financial issues as six-party talks enter 2nd day 2006-12-20

• Chinese negotiator urges six parties to decide action 2006-12-20

• China says negotiations "deepening" in six-party talks 2006-12-20

• China says six-party nuclear talks "open-ended" 2006-12-20

• First-day of resumed Korean nuke talks "candid", "pragmatic" 2006-12-19

• Japan hopes to have bilateral talks with DPRK 2006-12-19

• Six-party nuclear talks resume amid cautious expectations 2006-12-19

• Six-party talks resume

2006-12-19

• China urges "substantial" progress out of six-party talks 2006-12-19

• U.S. spokesman: Six-party talks due on Dec. 16-18 2006-12-19

• China, DPRK, U.S. agree to resume six-party talks soon 2006-12-19

• China, DPRK, U.S. chief delegates to six-party talks meet in Beijing 2006-12-19

• Six-Party Talks set to resume soon 2006-12-19

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