N. Korea delegate says no change in stance ahead of talks

BEIJING, China - Ri Gun, North Korea's chief delegate to the working-group meeting of six countries dealing with Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions, arrives at Beijing airport on June 19 to attend the meeting. He said there is no change in the country's stance ahead of the talks, which begin June 21.

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