U.S. official arrives in Macao for N. Korean bank accounts talks

U.S. official arrives in Macao for N. Korean bank accounts talks

MACAO, China - Daniel Glaser, U.S. deputy assistant treasury secretary for terrorist financing and financial crimes, arrives in Macao on March 17 for talks with Macanese authorities on the U.S. analysis of frozen North Korean bank accounts in a Macao bank allegedly linked to money laundering and counterfeiting. (Kyodo)

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