North Korea Wants Assets Released Before Nuke Talks
[FOX news world] - 20. Marzo 2007 - 10:58International nuclear talks are still on track despite a boycott by North Korea on Tuesday over $25 million of its funds frozen in a Macau bank, the chief U.S. delegate said.
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