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Six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear programme are to resume soon after a diplomatic breakthrough. Agreement came at an informal meeting in Beijing between North Korea, China and the US. The talks stalled a year ago after Pyongyang pulled out in protest at US financial sanctions imposed upon it. North Korea alarmed the world by testing a nuclear weapon earlier this month, prompting the UN to impose financial and arms sanctions. China's foreign ministry said on its website that envoys from China, the US and North Korea had met on Tuesday and "had a candid and in-depth exchange of views on continuing efforts to advance the process of the six-party talks". All three agreed the talks "be held soon at a time convenient to the six parties". The US negotiator, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, later said the talks could resume as early as next month. He added that North Korea had set no conditions for its return to the talks. President George W Bush hailed the agreement. "I am pleased and I want to thank the Chinese," he told reporters at the White House. He added that the agreement would not halt US efforts to enforce a UN Security Council resolution passed in response to the North's atomic test. The announcement was welcomed by both South Korea and Russia, which along with the US, China and Japan make up the partners in the talks with North Korea. But Japan has reportedly said it cannot accept North Korea's return to the talks unless the regime first renounces its nuclear weapons. Foreign Minister Taro Aso was quoted as saying that while Japan welcomed the prospect of a new round of talks, it "does not intend to accept North Korea's return to the talks on the premise that it possess nuclear weapons". Public broadcaster NHK said he insisted that a resumption of talks "is conditional on North Korea not possessing nuclear weapons". Ongoing crisis The talks began in 2003 to find a way to resolve the crisis over Pyongyang's nuclear programme. They appeared to make an historic breakthrough in September 2005 when North Korea announced it would give up its nuclear activities and rejoin the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. But within months optimism crumbled as North Korea withdrew from the talks in protest at US financial sanctions, under which about $24m (£14m) of funds have been frozen. North Korea's decision to test seven missiles in July and then carry out a nuclear weapon test on 9 October drew international condemnation. China - Pyongyang's key ally - joined other UN Security Council members in agreeing to sanctions targeting North Korea's missile and weapons programmes as well as luxury goods and a travel ban. But Beijing has also been carrying out frantic behind-the-scenes negotiations to try to restart the talks, which appear now to have borne fruit, the BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes in the Chinese capital says.
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उत्तर कोरियाली संकटः वार्तामा जोड संयुक्त राज्य अमेरिकाका विदेशमन्त्री रेक्स टिलरसनले कोरियाली प्रायःद्वीपबाट परमाणु अस्त्र हटाउनका लागि उत्तर कोरियासंग वार्ता गर्ने सम्भावना खुला रहेको बताएका छन्। तर उनले अरु देशहरुसमक्ष उत्तर कोरियालाई कूटनीतिक रुपमा एक्ल्याउन आह्वान पनि गरे। संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघको सुरक्षा परिषदको एउटा विशेष बैठकमा बोल्दै उनले भने, "हामी संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघका सदस्य राष्ट्रहरुलाई उनीहरुले उत्तर कोरियाका बारेमा गरेका सबै प्रतिबद्धताहरु लागू गर्न आह्वान गर्दछौं।" उत्तर कोरियाका परमाणु र क्षेप्यास्त्र परीक्षणका बारेमा तनाव बढेको समयमा त्यस्तो बैठक आयोजना गरिएको हो। 'द्वन्द्वको खतरा' त्यसअघिका घटनाक्रममा, अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति डोनल्ड ट्रम्पले आफूले उत्तर कोरियासंगको संकट कुटनैतिक ढंगबाट हल गर्न चाहेको तर यो मुद्दामा ठूलो द्वन्द्व समेत हुन सक्ने बताएका थिए। साथै टिलरसनले एउटा रेडियोसंग कुरा गर्दै, अमेरिकाले उत्तर कोरियामा सरकार ढाल्नका लागि होइन कि त्यहाँ रहेका परमाणु अस्त्र हटाउने उद्देश्यका साथ वार्ता गर्ने बताएका थिए। अमेरिकाको न्याशनल पब्लीक रेडियोसंगको कुराकानीका क्रममा विदेशमन्त्री टिलरसनले अमेरिकाले उत्तर कोरियामा सरकार पतन गराउन खोजेको नभई कोरियाली प्राय:द्वीपलाई परमाणु अस्त्र मुक्त पार्न मात्र खोजेको बताए। गाह्रो प्रयास राष्ट्रपति ट्रम्पले उत्तर कोरियासंग उस्को परमाणु र क्षेप्यास्त्र कार्यक्रमहरु बारेको विवादमा आफूले कुटनीतिक परिणाम चाहेको तर त्यस्तो नतिजा हासिल हुन निकै गाह्रो भएको बताएका थिए। "उत्तर कोरियासंग हाम्रो निकै ठूलो स्तरको द्न्द्व हुन सक्ने सम्भावना निश्चय पनि छ," उनको भनाई थियो। राष्ट्रपति ट्रम्पले आफ्ना चिनीयां समकक्षी शी जीनपींगको प्रसंशा गर्दै उनले उत्तर कोरियामाथि दबाब बढाउन ठूलो प्रयास गरिरहेको पनि बताएका थिए। यसैबीच, उत्तर कोरियाले पनि ह्वाईट हाउस र अमेरिकी विमानवाहक पानी जहाजहरुमाथि हमला भएको जस्तो देखाउने गरी नक्कली रुपमा तयार पारिएका प्रोपागाण्डा चलचित्रहरु सार्वजनिक गरेको छ। त्यसअघि रुसका राष्ट्रपति भ्लादिमिर पुटिनले उत्तर कोरियासंग वार्ता पुन आरम्भ गर्न आह्वान गरेका थिए। मस्कोमा जापानी प्रधानमन्त्री शिन्जो आबेसंगको भेटपछि बोल्दै पुटिनले यो मुद्दामा सम्बद्ध सबैपक्षले 'झगडा चर्काउने' खाले शब्दावली प्रयोग नगर्न आग्रह पनि गरेका थिए।