U.S. envoy says no plan for talks with N. Korea now

U.S. envoy says no plan for talks with N. Korea now

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Glyn Davies, U.S. special representative for North Korea policy. Davies said in an event in Washington on June 14, 2013, there is no plan for bilateral talks on North Korea's nuclear programs for now and that relations between the two countries would make little progress without improvement in dialogues between South and North Koreas.

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