Next 6-way talks to be held by end of June: N. Korean official

Next 6-way talks to be held by end of June: N. Korean official

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Jong Thae Yang, director of the North Korean Foreign Ministry's division for U.S. affairs, speaks to a group of Japanese reporters at a hotel in Pyongyang on April 23. Jong said he believes the next round of six-party talks to discuss the country's nuclear development program will take place as planned by the end of June.

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