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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...
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