U.S. envoy in Beijing for N. Korea nuclear talks

BEIJING, China - Chief U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill arrives in Beijing on April 9 for talks on how to revive the stalled North Korean nuclear disablement program. He arrived in the Chinese capital after talks with North Korea in Singapore.

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