N. Korean premier arrives in China for 5-day visit

N. Korean premier arrives in China for 5-day visit

PYONGYANG, North Korea - North Korean Premier Kim Yong Il (C) and other senior officials pose for a photo at Pyongyang international airport on March 17 before leaving for China for talks with Chinese leaders.

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