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A Change of Attitude by North Korea?

A rare summit and apparent progress on halting North Korea's nuclear program raise expectations on the Korean Peninsula

Posted October 2, 2007

Moreover, the North Koreans also could use the summit to demonstrate that they are ready for a thaw in relations with Washington. North Korean officials have told visiting American analysts that their willingness to abandon nuclear efforts depends on achieving an enduring, nonhostile relationship with the United States that ensures the North's security.

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