North Korea talks achieve breakthrough
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Arms Control Today Vol 35 No 8, October 2005, pp.25-27 (5)Summary: Includes the text of the joint statement of the fourth round of the six-party talks issued 19 September 2005. Also discusses what the agreement means in practice and identifies some questions concerning North Korea's uranium programme.
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Includes the text of the joint statement of the fourth round of the six-party talks issued 19 September 2005. Also discusses what the agreement means in practice and identifies some questions concerning North Korea's uranium programme.
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