North Korean and Swedish foreign ministers ended three days of talks on Saturday on the security situation on the Korean peninsula which may help prepare the way for a planned meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
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"Sweden underlined the need for North Korea to dismantle its nuclear arms and missiles programme in line with several Security Council resolutions."
The talks in Stockholm had initially been scheduled to conclude on Friday but were extended into the weekend.
"The dialogue has been constructive," a source with knowledge of the discussions said. "It should be seen as a positive sign that the meeting was extended (until Saturday)."
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Look like if there are goodwills from all sides, Korean Peninsula denuclearisation is a real possibility.
The talks in Stockholm had initially been scheduled to conclude on Friday but were extended into the weekend.
"The dialogue has been constructive," a source with knowledge of the discussions said. "It should be seen as a positive sign that the meeting was extended (until Saturday)."
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Look like if there are goodwills from all sides, Korean Peninsula denuclearisation is a real possibility.
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