Wednesday, October 10, 2007 5:37 am | 
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Yomiuri: North Korea’s N-program still threatens Japan
One year has passed since North Korea conducted a nuclear test despite strong international calls for the reclusive state to exercise restraint. After an extended stalemate, six-party negotiations over North Korea’s denuclearization have entered a stage in which the participants’ earlier agreement on procedures for scrapping that country’s nuclear weapons can be implemented.
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