NKorea nuclear talks resume
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![Despite last September's six-nation agreement 'breakthrough', North Korea is yet to disclose information about all its nuclear and enrichment activities.[Reuters]](http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/img/news/base/nkorea_sixparty_300907_rtr.jpg "Despite last September's six-nation agreement 'breakthrough', North Korea is yet to disclose information about all its nuclear and enrichment activities.[Reuters]")
Despite last September's six-nation agreement 'breakthrough', North Korea is yet to disclose information about all its nuclear and enrichment activities.[Reuters]
Nuclear negotiators have begun hammering out procedures to check North Korea's account of its nuclear program.
Envoys say the talks are helpful but far from conclusive.
The six-party negotiations aimed at coaxing North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons ambitions are the first in nine months.
Pyongyang last month produced a long-delayed declaration of parts of its nuclear activities, one of the big steps pledged under a preliminary disarmament deal.
US envoy, Christopher Hill, says fresh session marks a start in seeking agreement on rules to check through Pyongyang's nuclear account and also to monitor aid and other commitments by other countries.
