6-way delegates eye next talks in early Sept.

BEIJING, China - Chief Japanese delegate Kenichiro Sasae speaks to reporters after the end of the six-party North Korean nuclear talks in Beijing on July 20. The delegates to the three-day talks agreed to hold the next plenary session in early September, but stopped short of setting out a deadline for Pyongyang's full nuclear declaration and disablement. (Pool photo)

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