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The US said yesterday it had not put forward economic incentives
for North Korea to end its nuclear programme, as it huddled with
Japan and South Korea to prepare for crisis talks in Beijing.
Hundreds of leftist South Korean students demonstrated today
outside US military headquarters in Seoul, echoing North Korea's
call for the expulsion of American troops.
South Korea warned North Korea today not to risk losing the
benefits of inter-Korean economic cooperation by escalating the
nuclear crisis, pool reports said.
South Korea indicated today that North Korea would pay a price for
any further escalation of the nuclear crisis in a shift in policy
toward the Stalinist state.
President George W Bush welcomed South Korean President Roh
Moo-Hyun to the White House today for crucial and hugely
anticipated talks heralded by communist North Korea with a new
round of nuclear...
South Korean President Roh Moo-Hyun hardened his tone on North
Korea yesterday, the opening day of his US tour and three days
ahead of a crucial summit with US President George W Bush.
A top South Korean presidential aide met a North Korean official in
Beijing last month as tension over the North's suspected nuclear
weapons programme escalated, a presidential spokeswoman said...