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At a nuclear-disarmament conference Monday in Seoul, participants said the development showed Pyongyang's authoritarian regime is still hoping to use its weapons program to boost its impoverished economy.

North Korea Keeps Silent on Ship's Turnaround Evan Ramstad 2011

WASHINGTON—The Obama administration will hold two days of meetings with North Korea next week in a bid to resume a nuclear-disarmament process with Pyongyang that foundered in 2008.

U.S., North Korea Plan Talks on Disarmament Jay Solomon 2011

At a nuclear-disarmament conference Monday in Seoul, participants said the development showed Pyongyang's authoritarian regime is still hoping to use its weapons program to boost its impoverished economy.

North Korea Keeps Silent on Ship's Turnaround Evan Ramstad 2011

U.S. ex-President Jimmy Carter and three other former leaders arrived in Beijing on Sunday en route to North Korea to discuss the revival of nuclear-disarmament talks.

What's News— 2011

The U.S. will hold two days of talks with North Korea next week in a bid to resume a nuclear-disarmament process that foundered in 2008.

What's News: World-Wide 2011

Former U.S. President Carter said he hopes to meet with North Korea's reclusive leader during a visit aimed at assessing severe food shortages and discussing the revival of nuclear-disarmament talks.

What's News— 2011

TALLINN, ESTONIA -- NATO's top official said Thursday that the alliance should take steps to support President Obama's ambitious nuclear-disarmament agenda, but he made clear that there are limits -- specifically, that U.S. atomic weapons should not be removed from Europe.

NATO ministers want disarmament, within limits 2010

In exchange, the diplomat said, Beijing would receive concessions from Washington on other issues including nuclear-disarmament talks with North Korea.

Iranian's Visit Puts Spotlight on China Shai Oster 2010

A Beijing-based diplomat who follows Iran said he expects China to support narrowly defined sanctions that protect its economic ties to both Iran and the U.S., its second-biggest trading partner, in exchange for concessions from Washington on other issues including nuclear-disarmament talks with North Korea.

Iran Negotiator Arrives in Beijing for Talks Shai Oster 2010

TALLINN, ESTONIA -- NATO's top official said Thursday that the alliance should take steps to support President Obama's ambitious nuclear-disarmament agenda, but he made clear that there are limits -- specifically, that U.S. atomic weapons should not be removed from Europe.

NATO ministers want disarmament, within limits 2010