U.S. wants nuke talks at China's earliest convenience: Hill

U.S. wants nuke talks at China's earliest convenience: Hill

BEIJING, China - Christopher Hill, U.S. assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, fields questions from reporters upon his arrival at Beijing airport on Jan. 21 for talks with his Chinese counterpart Wu Dawei on seeking Beijing's ideas for when to restart the six-party talks on North Korean nuclear issues.

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