Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
17 April North Korea Special Weapons News
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- Weekly on North Korea ROK Ministry of Unification -- Serial No. 639 (April 11 to April 17, 2003)
- NK, US, China to Meet in Beijing on Nuke Issue Korea-net 17 Apr 2003 -- Officials from North Korea, China and the United States will meet in Beijing next week to discuss ways of resolving the lingering tension over the North's nuclear weapons program, a senior Foreign Affairs-Trade Ministry official said on Wednesday (April 16).
- U.S.-North Korea-China Talks Next Week Called "A First Step" Washington File 17 Apr 2003 -- Three-way talks tentatively scheduled for next week between China,
North Korea and the United States are a "first step" towards resolving
the issue of North Korea's nuclear program on a multilateral basis,
according to Philip Reeker, deputy spokesman at the State Department.
- NORTH KOREA TALKS VOA 17 Apr 2003-- South Korea's president is dismissing criticism about the format of next week's talks in Beijing on the stand-off over North Korea's nuclear programs. Some media in Seoul are expressing surprise and anger that South Korea is not being included in the negotiations
- Letter to Kim Jong Il from C.C. of NDFSK KCNA 17 Apr 2003 -- Kim Jong Il received a letter from the Central Committee of the National Democratic Front of South Korea on April 15, the Day of the Sun.
- Letter to Kim Jong Il from Chongryon KCNA 17 Apr 2003 -- Kim Jong Il received a letter from the central standing committee of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) on April 15 on the occasion of the Day of the Sun.
- Solution to Korean nuclear issue depends on U.S. attitude KCNA 17 Apr 2003 -- Minju Joson today comments on the fact that most of member states of the un security council opposed the U.S. stand at its closed meeting held on April 9, asserting that the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula should be peacefully settled between the DPRK and the U.S.
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