U.S., N. Korea hold 2nd day of financial talks in Beijing

U.S., N. Korea hold 2nd day of financial talks in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Daniel Glaser (2nd from right), U.S. chief delegate to the financial talks with North Korea, walks into the North Korean Embassy building in Beijing on Jan. 31 for a second day of negotiations aimed at resolving a dispute over U.S. financial sanctions against Pyongyang.

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