U.S. Official Briefs on Developments in Six-Party Talks
                   
usmission.gov     May 15, 2008            

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Office of the Spokesman ON-THE-RECORD BRIEFING Mr. Sung Kim, Director of the Office of Korean Affairs, On the Latest Developments in the Six-Party Talks MR. CASEY: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. MR. KIM: Some of those issues need to be decided still, but the first... [read full story]                

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