N. Korean says will do utmost to realize talks with Japan

BEIJING, China - Kim Kye Gwan, hief North Korean delegate to six-way nuclear talks, is driven back to the North Korean Embassy in Beijing at the end of business on Sept. 14. Kim told his Japanese counterpart Kenichiro Sasae that he will make utmost efforts to realize bilateral negotiations with Japan, Japanese officials said. (Pool photo)

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