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December 7: U.S. special envoy to North Korea Stephen Bosworth, left, and South Korea's nuclear envoy Wi Sung-lac pose before their meeting at the Foreign Ministry in Seoul.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 7: Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth leaves after meeting with South Korean nuclear envoy Wi Sung-lac at the Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 7: A South Korea protester with a portrait of Obama, right, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il shouts a slogan during a rally to denounce the United States' policy against North Korea in front of the Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 8: In this photo released by Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service in Tokyo, Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, is welcomed by an unidentified North Korean official, right, upon arrival at Pyongyang airport, North Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 8: In this photo released by China's Xinhua news agency, Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, followed by Ambassador Sung Y. Kim, right, special envoy for six-party talks, walks upon arrival at Pyongyang airport, North Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 8: In this photo released by China's Xinhua news agency, U.S. President Barack Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, center, gets out of a bus upon arrival at Pyongyang airport, North Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 8: Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, right, and other members leave for North Korea at a hotel in Seoul, South Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 7: A South Korean protester standing beside a portrait of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il shouts a slogan during a rally to denounce the U.S. policy against North Korea in front of the Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea.![N. Korea Trip]()
Dec. 7: A South Korea protester with a portrait of Obama, right, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il shouts a slogan during a rally to denounce the United States' policy against North Korea in front of the Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea.Rare Trip to North Korea
President Obama's envoy began a rare trip to North Korea Tuesday for the highest-level talks with the communist country in more than a year. A senior U.S. official warned of strong sanctions against Pyongyang unless it rejoins international nuclear talks.
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