03 February 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- NOKOR/TALKS VOA 03 Feb 2004 -- North Korea has said it will participate in a second round of talks on its nuclear weapons programs later this month. The news came as delegations from North and South Korea opened a meeting in Seoul to discuss several issues, including the nuclear dispute.
- US senior official meets S.Korean ministers on DPRK nuclear issue PLA Daily 03 Feb 2004 -- US senior official continued making consultations with South Korean officials on the nuclear issue of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Tuesday here.
- RUSSIA KOREA VOA 03 Feb 2004 -- Russia's lead official on talks with North Korea says he does not expect any breakthroughs in a new round of six-nation talks this month aimed at ending the standoff over North Korea's nuclear program.
- DPRK Foreign Ministry Spokesman on Japan's Abduction of Its Citizens KCNA 03 Feb 2004 -- The abduction of Korean citizens by "the Fund for Relief of North Korean Refugees," a Japanese right-wing organization, in recent years is a crime against humanity as it violates international law and the law of the DPRK.
- Japan Has Nothing to Expect KCNA 03 Feb 2004 -- Recently, the House of Representatives of Japan finally passed the "amendment to the law on foreign exchange" through Diet, angering the Korean people. Kim Kwang Rin, chairman of the State Planning Commission, in an interview with KCNA on February 1, said
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