N. Korea unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons: LDP's Abe

N. Korea unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons: LDP's Abe

KYOTO, Japan - Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Secretary General Shinzo Abe speaks at a seminar in Kyoto on Feb. 5. He said North Korea is unlikely to agree to give up its nuclear arsenal during the next round of six-country talks later in February in Beijing. (Kyodo)

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