South Korean official says North Korean nuclear talks could resume next month

iht.com     May 11, 2008            

International talks on North Korea's nuclear programs could resume next month, a South Korean official said Sunday, citing the North's submission of key weapons documents to Washington. ... Last week, North Korea gave a visiting U.S. diplomat about 18,000 documents... [read full story]                

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South Korea's president to visit China for talks on North Korea's nuclear threat

iht.com     May 13, 2008          

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak will travel to China later this month for talks on North Korea's nuclear threat and boosting ties between Seoul and Beijing, his office said Tuesday. ... Lee will visit Beijing and the eastern Chinese coastal city of Qingdao on May...                

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South Korea's president to visit China

earthtimes.org     May 13, 2008          

Seoul - South Korea's President Lee Myung Bak will visit China later this month for talks on North Korea's nuclear programme and ways to strengthen ties between Seoul and Beijing, Lee's office said Tuesday. Lee is scheduled to visit Beijing and the e...                

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S. Korean Envoy to Discuss N. Korea Nuclear Issues in China

voanews.com     May 13, 2008          

S. Korean Envoy to Discuss N. Korea Nuclear Issues in China Achin report - Download (MP3) Achin report - Listen (MP3) A senior South Korean envoy is travelling to China to prepare for the imminent resumption of multinational talks aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear weapons programs. South...                

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NKorean nuke documents appear complete

nwsource.com     May 13, 2008          

WASHINGTON — The Associated Press has learned that a preliminary U.S. review of nuclear documents turned over to the United States by North Korea shows they appear to be a complete accounting of their plutonium production. A senior State Department official says an early study of the 18,000...                

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US says N. Korean nuke documents appear complete

wtop.com     May 13, 2008          

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Associated Press has learned that a preliminary U.S. review of nuclear documents turned over to the United States by North Korea shows they appear to be a complete accounting of their plutonium production. A senior State Department official says an early study of the 18,000...                

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US says N. Korean nuke documents appear complete

sacbee.com     May 13, 2008          

WASHINGTON -- The Associated Press has learned that a preliminary U.S. review of nuclear documents turned over to the United States by North Korea shows they appear to be a complete accounting of their plutonium production. A senior State Department official says an early study of the 18,000...                

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US official says North Korean nuclear documents appear complete

startribune.com     May 13, 2008          

By MATTHEW LEE , Associated Press WASHINGTON - A preliminary review of nuclear documents turned over to the United States by North Korea shows they appear to be a complete accounting of their plutonium production, the Associated Press has learned. An early study of some 18,000 documents the North...                

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North Korea Discloses New Nuclear Details

newsblaze.com     May 13, 2008          

By David I. McKeeby A top U.S. official has returned from North Korea with new details of Pyongyang's nuclear activities that will help advance international efforts to stabilize the Korean Peninsula. "Our top three priorities are going to be verification, verification, verification," State...                

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NKorean nuke documents appear complete

newsvine.com     May 13, 2008          

— A preliminary review of nuclear documents turned over to the United States by North Korea shows they appear to be a complete accounting of their plutonium production, the Associated Press has learned. An early study of some 18,000 documents the North Koreans handed over last week indicates...                

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NKorean nuke documents appear complete

wtop.com     May 13, 2008          

By MATTHEW LEE Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - A preliminary review of nuclear documents turned over to the United States by North Korea shows they appear to be a complete accounting of their plutonium production, the Associated Press has learned. An early study of some 18,000 documents...                

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