N. Korean chief envoy arrives in Japan for security conference

N. Korean chief envoy arrives in Japan for security conference

NATITA, Japan - Kim Kye Gwan, North Korea's top delegate to the six-country nuclear talks, is surrounded by journalists on arrival at Narita Airport, east of Tokyo, on April 7 discussions with his six-party talks counterparts, who will gather in Tokyo for an academic conference on security. ''We would not reject a request by the United States for bilateral talks,'' said Kim, who is the country's vice foreign minister.

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