North Korea told to honour disarmament deal

Time is running out for North Korea to take initial steps toward dismantling its nuclear programme, a US envoy warned today.

Tue, 10 Apr, 2007 - 14:17

Time is running out for North Korea to take initial steps toward dismantling its nuclear programme, a US envoy warned today.

At the same time, a US negotiator expressed hope that Saturday’s deadline could still be met.

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