tuation for the time beed with north korea during the negotiati country made dec talks among he leader to make decisi north korea is not an ordinary because of a food crisis. in a normal coeople staged strong protests. but the north korean governm power to stop demonstrations is means whether the north's ability to control the militart a big a major crisis for north korea it is kim jong-il who decisions on iss country's nuclear program an e opposing elements in tther nationsto ensure the country makhifts in its policies. >>ed states say peace eninsula should be the priority after the death o north and hillary clinton gave a news conference at the state departm >> we both share a common interest in a peaceful and ransition in north korea in the six-party the death of kimthe peace for that reason, jap and sotical transition and liai also said the members closely to ekes concrete steps toward zation. repercussions of the dea a parliament meeting on tuesday to impact of the director of the national intelligence service will talects information on the the power succwill be done smoothly. no

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