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Oct 31

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U.S. Official Discusses N. Korea’s Return to Nuclear Talks

President Bush welcomed North Korea's decision to re-enter six-party negotiations regarding its nuclear program Tuesday, three weeks after a nuclear test and nearly a year after shunning the talks. State Department undersecretary Nicholas Burns discusses the next steps.

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Oct 31

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North Korea Reportedly Agrees to Resume Six-way Nuclear Talks

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North Korea agreed Tuesday to restart six-nation negotiations over its nuclear program nearly a year after it called off the talks and conducted an underground test of a nuclear weapon, according to a U.S. official.

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Oct 13

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Analysts Discuss North Korea Policy, Foley Page Scandal, Congressional Races

Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss U.S. reaction to North Korea's nuclear test, the congressional page scandal involving former Rep. Mark Foley, R-Fla., and the congressional races in the midterm elections.

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Oct 11

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President Bush Rules Out Military Attack on North Korea

President Bush on Wednesday said the United States had no intention of pursuing military action against North Korea and would continue to follow a diplomatic path to ending North Korea's nuclear program.

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Oct 10

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U.S. Rejects Direct North Korea Talks Despite Threats

North Korea officials threatened another nuclear test Tuesday unless the United States agrees to hold direct talks. Policy experts discuss President Bush's continued rejection of direct talks and reaction to the test.

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Oct 09

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World Leaders Respond to North Korea’s Claim of Nuclear Test

North Korea said on Monday it conducted a successful nuclear weapons test, forcing an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council. Experts discuss the alleged test, proposed responses and implications for the region.

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Aug 25

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New York Times Researcher Sentenced in China

A New York Times researcher in China, Zhao Yan, was charged with revealing state secrets and has been detained by authorities in Beijing for almost two years. The court announced Friday that Yan will be given a three-year prison sentence.

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Jun 19

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Resigning Deputy Secretary of State Zoellick Discusses Darfur and Career

Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick, who resigned from his post at the State Department Monday to work for Goldman Sachs, recounts his peacekeeping efforts in Darfur and experiences in other international arenas.

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May 31

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U.S. Proposes Talks with Iran on Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday that the United States would open talks with Iran if Tehran suspended its nuclear enrichment and reprocessing activities.

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May 15

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Chinese Investment Sparks Economic Boom in Sudan

With a 40 percent stake in Sudan's oil industry, China has become Sudan's largest investor, financing part of a major economic boom and in exchange exporting one-third of the resource-rich African nation's oil output. Margaret Warner reports from Khartoum about…

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