N. Korea, Japan parties urge early resumption of talks

N. Korea, Japan parties urge early resumption of talks

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Former Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama (L) shakes hands with Kim Yong Sun, secretary of the Workers Party of Korea's central committee secretariat, in Pyongyang on Dec. 3, after they signed a joint statement urging the governments of the two countries to resume talks ''at an early date'' on establishing diplomatic ties.

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