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Washington Post
March 19, 2008
Pg. 12
North Korea said Tuesday it has agreed to continue working with the United States to resolve a stalemate in international nuclear negotiations over the North's promise to fully declare its weapons programs.
The communist country's official Korean Central News Agency said the two sides held "an in-depth discussion on the differences" during one-on-one meetings last week in Switzerland over a disarmament-for-aid agreement reached last year.
The two countries agreed to "sit face-to-face with each other and continue the discussion" to find a solution to the impasse, which is holding up the nuclear deal, the North Korean news agency said in a three-sentence dispatch, the first time it has mentioned the Geneva talks.
The report gave no details of what was discussed or when the two sides would meet again.
March 19, 2008
Pg. 12
North Korea said Tuesday it has agreed to continue working with the United States to resolve a stalemate in international nuclear negotiations over the North's promise to fully declare its weapons programs.
The communist country's official Korean Central News Agency said the two sides held "an in-depth discussion on the differences" during one-on-one meetings last week in Switzerland over a disarmament-for-aid agreement reached last year.
The two countries agreed to "sit face-to-face with each other and continue the discussion" to find a solution to the impasse, which is holding up the nuclear deal, the North Korean news agency said in a three-sentence dispatch, the first time it has mentioned the Geneva talks.
The report gave no details of what was discussed or when the two sides would meet again.