N. Korea, U.S. end 4th day of talks in N.Y.

N. Korea, U.S. end 4th day of talks in N.Y.

NEW YORK, United States - Kim Kye Gwan (C), vice foreign minister of North Korea and head of the North Korean delegation, heads for a car after talks with Charles Kartman, U.S. special envoy for peace on the Korean Peninsula, in New York on March 10, the fourth day of bilateral talks on the first-ever visit to Washington by a high-ranking North Korean official.

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