U.S. eases sanctions after north-south summit; Pyongyang reaffirms missile-testing ban

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A summit meeting between North and South Korea on June 19, 2000, has been followed by an easing of sanctions on North Korea by the US. The new action allows a wide range of exports between the two states.

Usage, Economic sanctions, Sanctions (International law)

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News and negotiations: U.S. eases sanction after North-South summit; Pyongyang reaffirms missile-testing ban

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North Korea reaffirmed its pledge to not flight-test missiles following the U.S. action to ease sanction on North America. These actions were initiated immediately following the summit between North and South Korea on June 19.

South Korea, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Testing, South Korean foreign relations, Summit meetings, Intercontinental ballistic missiles, P'yongyang, North Korea

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Negotiations on North Korean high-level visit end without resolution

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A third round of talks between the US and North Korea in Mar 2000 ended without detailing a future high-level North Korean visit to the US. North Korea promised future discussions on the visit.

United States, North Korea

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