China, N. Korea, U.S. meet, date for 6-way talks under discussion

China, N. Korea, U.S. meet, date for 6-way talks under discussion

BEIJING, China - Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu points to a reporter at a press briefing at the Foreign Ministry on Nov. 28 on the meeting held earlier in the day by the chief nuclear negotiators of North Korea, the United States and China. She said that a date for the next round of six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program has yet to be set.

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