North Korea refuses to take part in nuclear talks

International talks on North Korea’s nuclear programme stalled again today.

Tue, 20 Mar, 2007 - 10:50

International talks on North Korea’s nuclear programme stalled again today.

North Korea is refusing to take part until it receives £12.5m (€18.4m) from a bank blacklisted by the United States, Japan’s chief envoy said.

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