Source: Xinhua |
2008-7-9 |
ONLINE EDITION
TOP nuclear negotiators of South Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea will hold a one-on-one meeting in Beijing to discuss ways over the nuclear issues, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported today.
The meeting between Kim Sook of South Korea and Kim Kye-gwan of the DPRK will be held today, one day before tomorrow's resumption of the six-party talks on the nuclear issues on the Korean Peninsula after a nine-month suspension.
The two sides will discuss how to set up an effective verification regime in their second meeting in the Chinese capital since May, Yonhap quoted unnamed diplomatic sources as saying.
Kim Sook, who arrived in Beijing yesterday afternoon, met with US chief negotiator Christopher Hill later in the day. Hill, who had a meeting with DPRK chief negotiator earlier yesterday, briefed Kim on the DPRK's position and discussed with him how to cooperate on the six-party talks, Yonhap said.
THE Democratic People's Republic of Korea destroyed the cooling tower at its Yongbyon nuclear complex this afternoon, South Korean media reported. MBC TV said the 20-meter-tall facility was blown up shortly after...
