6-way talks delegates to break for 3-week recess

BEIJING, China - Kenichiro Sasae, director general of the Japanese Foreign Ministry's Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau and Japan's chief negotiator to the six-way talks on the North Korean nuclear dispute, speaks to reporters at a Beijing hotel Aug. 7. (Pool photo)

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