6 nations show consensus at N. Korea meeting

6 nations show consensus at N. Korea meeting

BEIJING, China - Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao gives a press briefing on the six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear arms at a Beijing hotel on Feb. 25. He said delegations from six countries agreed to talk further rather than use force, and they expect a written agreement later, although key issues have yet to be resolved.

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