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Improving Relations Marked by US-DPRK Talks Negotiators from the United States and North Korea kicked off talks on Monday aimed at restoring diplomatic ties. This forms part of a complex agreement emanating from the six-party talks under which Pyongyang should scrap its nuclear arms program for aid. Six-Party Talks End with Joint Document The six-party talks on Tuesday ended with a joint statement on the first step toward the denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula. Under the document, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will shut down and seal the Yongbyon nuclear facility, including the reprocessing facility and invite back IAEA personnel to conduct all necessary monitoring and verifications. - More Countries Welcome Six-Party Joint Document - Int'l Community Welcomes Six-Party Joint Document More

Negotiators pose before the closing ceremony of the six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program in Beijing February 13, 2007. In picture (L to R) Japan's chief negotiator Kenichiro Sasae, South Korea's Chun Yung-woo, North Korea's Kim Kye-gwan, China's Wu Dawei, US' Christopher Hill and Russia's Alexander Losyukov. More

China Says - Six-Party Nuclear Talks Resume - China Hopes Six-Party Talks to Finish in 3 to 4 Days - Six-Party Talks: Lunar New Year Resumption Hopeful - US, N. Korea Talks Lauded by China - Six-Party Talks to Resume on Feb 8 - China Hopes Six-Party Talks Make Substantive Progress After Break - 6-Party Talks: 'Intensive' Bilateral Discussions Held - 6-Party Talks Yield 'New Consensus' More

North Korea Says - Normalization Talks Begin Between N Korea, Japan - US, DPRK Envoys Upbeat on Normalization Talks - N Korea Ready for Talks on Initial Steps of Denuclearization - Progress at Six-Party Talks Depends on US - N Korean Chief Nuclear Negotiator Arrives - N Korea: Agreement Reached with US at Berlin Talks - Nuclear Talks On the Cusp of Breakthrough - N Korea Blames US for Blocking Resumption of Six-Party Talks More

US Says - US, DPRK Envoys Upbeat on Normalization Talks - US, DPRK Nuclear Negotiators to Meet in New York - US Welcomes Nuclear Deal with North Korea - US to Resolve Financial Issue with North Korea Within 30 Days - Hill: US Approves Revised Draft Agreement - US Waiting for North Korea's Response - Hill Denies Signing Alleged Memorandum with N Korea - US Wants North Korean Action Within Months More

South Korea Says - Six-Party Talks May Extend to Tuesday - Joint Document Likely to Be Adopted Tuesday - S Korea: Six-Party Talks at 'Important Crossroad' - Roh: Japanese Abduction Not Proper to Be Discussed in Six-Party Talks - S.Korean FM: China's Role in Six-Party Talks Positive - S Korea Urges Sincerity for Progress in Nuclear Talks - 6-Party Talks No Breakthrough, But Identify Differences - S Korean FM to Visit Japan to Seek Better Seoul-Tokyo Ties More

Russia Says - Russia Pledges to Work for Nuclear-Free Korean Peninsula - Russia Hails Outcome of Six-Party Talks - Russia: Six-Party Talks to End with Two-page Joint Statement - Russia: Ministerial Meeting on Korean Nuclear Issue Premature - Russia: No Easy, Quick Solutions at Six-Party Talks - Russia: DPRK-US Differences Hamper Statement Implementation - Russia Pledges to Go All Out for Solutions at Six-Party Talks - Russian Delegation Arrives in Beijing for Six-Party Talks More

Japan Says - Normalization Talks Begin Between N Korea, Japan - Japanese Envoy Calls for Action After Six-Party Talks - Japanese Envoy Sure of Progress in Fresh Nuclear Talks - Japan to Seek Early Resumption of Six-Party Talks - Japan: Friday's Talks Important Opportunity - Japan: Six-Party Talks Remain in 'Severe' Situation - Japan to Make All Efforts to Advance Six-Party Talks - Japan: Six Parties Discussing Setup of Working Groups More

Commentary - What It Took to Thaw US-DRPK Ice - Six-Party Talks Now at Action-for-Action Stage - Powerful Diplomacy - Twisting Road to Nuclear-Free Korean Peninsula - Optimism on Six-Party Talks - Still Hope to Settle Korean Nuclear Issue - Positive Progress - I'm Dreaming of a Nuclear-Free Christmas More

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