Seoul backs diplomacy in North Korea stand-off
South Korea welcomed President Bush’s call for a diplomatic path to resolve North Korea’s nuclear issue while Pyongyang pressed for reduced North Korea related officials visiting for the 2000 inter Korean summit anniversary. Ban Ki Moon framed Bush remarks as constructive for six party talks, amid stalled negotiations resumed last in June 2004.
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U N officials warn millions of North Koreans face famine as people are moved from cities to farms on weekends. World Food Program spokesperson Anthea Webb notes growing aid shortfalls, price rises, and shrinking rations amid stalled nuclear talks and broader shortages affecting 24 million people.
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