About UPI  |  UPI en Español   |   My Account
Free News Update:
United Press International - News. Analysis. Insight.™ - 100 Years of Journalistic Excellence
  • Home
  • Top News
  • Entertainment
  • Odd News
  • Sports
    • Baseball
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Olympics 2008
    • Tennis
  • Business
  • Science
  • Health
  • Analysis
    • Energy Resources
    • Security Industry
    • Emerging Threats
  • Media
    • Video
    • News Photos
  • Features
    • The Voice of Young Voters
    • Path to the Presidency
    • Energy
    • Beijing Olympics 2008
Search:
Go
You are here:  Home / Top News / Rice says N. Korea talks positive

Top News

View archive | RSS Feed

Rice says N. Korea talks positive

Published: July 23, 2008 at 11:48 AM
Order reprints  |  Print Story  |  Email to a Friend  |  Post a Comment
File photo of U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice dated June 16, 2008. (UPI Photo)
File photo of U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice dated June 16, 2008. (UPI Photo)

People who read this also read ...
  • North Korea wants all sanctions lifted
  • New U.S. team works on N. Korea issues
  • Six-party ministers to meet in Singapore
  • North Korea nuke agreement reached
  • Six-party talks seek verifying mechanism
  • Talks seek to verify N. Korean report
  • North Korea arms talks to get under way
  • N.Korea nuclear dismantling continues
  • N. Korea implodes cooling tower
  • N. Korea submits nuclear program statement
SINGAPORE, China, July 23 (UPI) -- U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Wednesday described as positive talks in Singapore on North Korea's nuclear program.

Rice, speaking with reporters following an informal meeting among ministers from the two Koreas, Russia, the United States and Japan, said every nation affirmed past agreements and agreed all obligations must be met to move the process forward.

Rice said the talks centered on the need for a "verification protocol" to guarantee North Korea is dismantling its nuclear program.

"The atmosphere was very good," said Rice, who added she shook the hand of the North Korean representative twice.

She said a more formal meeting is scheduled but no date has yet been set.

RATE THIS ARTICLE
    Poor    1    2    3    4    5  Excellent    
Feedback


© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Have an opinion? Leave a comment. No Registration Required.
News Photos Slideshows
Photos of the Day
Week in Photos
News
Entertainment
Sports
Features
Archives
Olympics 2008
Path to the Presidency
Additional News Stories
Top News
    McCain backer calls Obama 'Arab'
    McCain backer calls Obama 'Arab'
    WAUKESHA , Wis., Oct. 10 (UPI) --
    Supporters in Wisconsin urged John McCain to get tougher on Democratic rival Barack Obama, but McCain chided a woman for calling Obama an "Arab."
  • Report: Palin abused power as governor
  • Russia: Georgia cease-fire implemented
  • Judge: Alaska must preserve Palin e-mails
  • Ukrainian elections low on funds
Business News
  • GM, Chrysler reportedly talking merger
  • Crude oil prices in retreat Friday
  • UPI NewsTrack Business
  • U.S. markets closed mixed Friday
  • Grains sharply lower in Chicago Friday
Entertainment News
    Co-star: Rourke cut own head for film
    Co-star: Rourke cut own head for film
    NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (UPI) --
    Mickey Rourke's co-star in "The Wrestler" said the Hollywood actor took his role so seriously, he actually slashed his own head for the sake of authenticity.
  • Aykroyd pitches in on vodka campaign
  • Leachman to be Roses grand marshal
  • Holocaust musical headed to West End
  • D'Amboise to rejoin 'Chicago' cast
Health News
  • Cervical cancer shot gains acceptance
  • Lack of vitamin D can affect 36 organs
  • Study: Ginkgo can prevent stroke damage
  • Abnormalities in brain of cocaine addicts
  • Poll: Don't use cloned animals for food
UPI Features - The Voice of Young Voters
Most Popular
Stories
Photos
Videos
People
1.
Iran recasts report on U.S. jet
2.
Melamine found in Cadbury products
3.
Ukraine leader dissolves parliament
4.
40 hurt when Qantas plane forced to land
5.
Report: North Korea's Kim seen in public
Related Top News
Related Top News
  • Japan may back North Korea, U.S. nuclear deal
  • Rice hails approval of India nuclear deal
  • U.S., India sign new nuclear agreement
  • U.S. envoy to travel to N. Korea for nuclear talks
  • Irrigation advances fuel Cambodian rice dream
  • N. Korea preparing to restart nuclear facility
  • Nuclear deal with India 'very soon,' Rice says
  • Rice in India but doesn't sign nuclear deal
  • North Korea and U.S. near nuclear deal: reports
  • North Korean nuclear plant seals removed




Videos
Enlarge Video
Reaction: Does peace have a prize?
Reaction: Does peace have a prize?
Friday, October 10
From Wall Street to a Maryland Main Street
From Wall Street to a Maryland Main Street
Friday, October 10
Debate #2: The economy
Debate #2: The economy
Friday, October 10
Economics vs. foreign policy in the media
Economics vs. foreign policy in the media
Thursday, October 9
© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Official Government Wires  |   About UPI  |   Site Map  |   Terms of Use  |   Privacy Policy  |   Advertise Online  |   Contact Us

Sponsored Links: Auto Dealers - College Football Tickets - Fundraisers - Press Release Services - prom dresses - Prom dresses and gowns - Public Records - Wedding and Honeymoon Experts - Motivational Sports Speakers Bureau