6-way delegates begin talks on implementing nuke agreement

BEIJING, China - North Korean chief delegate Kim Kye Gwan (L), chief U.S. delegate Christopher Hills (C) and chief Japanese delegate Kenichiro Sasae walk into the conference room as a fifth round of the six-way talks on the country's nuclear programs begins at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on Nov. 9. (Pool photo)

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