U.S.-North Korea missile, terroprism talks resume; North Korea admits to exporting rocket technology

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Despite a US intelligence report to Congress confirming North Korean exports of missile gear to Syria and expertise to Iran, the US resumed nonproliferation and anti-terrorism negotiations with Pyongyang in July 2000.

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U.S. explores North Korean offer to terminate missile program in exchange for satellite-launch aid

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US diplomats are trying to ascertain whether Kim-Jong Il was serious when he mentioned trading North Korea's ballistic missile development for assistance with satellite launching to Russian President Vladimir Putin in July 2000.

Arms control

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Albright visits North Korea: progress made on missile front

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Sec. of State Albright, the highest-ranked US official ever to visit North Korea, won a pledge from Kim Jong Il to stop testing the Taepo Dong-1 missile, and a retiteration of Kim's statement to Vladimir Putin that North Korea seeks international assistance to use its missiles to launch satellites, not weapons.

Cover Story, Albright, Madeleine K., Nuclear nonproliferation

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