SEOUL – China and South Korea released conflicting statements regarding the denuclearization of North Korea, despite both sides using rhetoric that indicated Seoul and Beijing had reached consensus on the issue.
Park returned to Seoul on Monday morning after a long weekend of bilateral meetings with Chinese counterparts that were widely believed to have been dominated by discussion of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
SEOUL – China and South Korea released conflicting statements regarding the denuclearization of North Korea, despite both sides using rhetoric that indicated Seoul and Beijing had reached consensus on the issue.
Park returned to Seoul on Monday morning after a long weekend of bilateral meetings with Chinese counterparts that were widely believed to have been dominated by discussion of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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