N. Korea prepared to discuss 1st-stage denuclearization steps: Kim

BEIJING, China - North Korea's chief negotiator Kim Kye Gwan steps into a car after arriving at Beijing airport on Feb. 8. Kim told reporters at the airport that he is prepared to discuss the first-stage steps toward denuclearization at resumed six-way nuclear talks. (Pool photo)

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