英語 での The six-party talks の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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North Korea must also meet other obligations it has undertaken in the six-party talks.
What is pressing now is to restart the Six-party Talks as soon as possible.
Both also agreed on the need for North Korea's early return to the Six-Party Talks.
And overall, this North Korean nuclear issue should be resolved peacefully within the framework of the six-party talks.
Both also agreed to work toward an early resumption of the Six-Party Talks on North Korea.
However, the six-party talks are an already failed process with its limitations laid bare.
It's the goal of the diplomatic efforts of the six-party talks.
The Six-Party Talks on the future of the Korean Peninsula was the sole exception to this, but the outcomes of the negotiation has so far been limited.
Now that we are openly a nuclear power, the six-party talks should be disarmament talks where participants solve the problem on an equal footing.".
The Six-Party Talks provide the forum for achieving denuclearization, reducing tensions, and for resolving other issues of concern between North Korea, its four neighbors, and the United States.
But this time the U.S. has made it clear that aid will be conditional on North Korea's return to the Six-Party Talks, and conditioned on Pyongyang not going back on commitments to dismantle its nuclear programme.
Once the six-party talks are resumed, priority will be given to the discussion of issues concerning the lifting of sanctions on the DPRK and provision of light water reactors.
Third, rounds of the Six-Party Talks have begun functioning as a process to facilitate framework formation for the demilitarization and the establishment of a collective security system in East Asia.
Now that the DPRK has become a full-fledged nuclear weapons state, the six-party talks should be disarmament talks where the participating countries negotiate the issue on an equal footing.
At the six-party talks, the U.S. affirmed that it has"no intention to attack or invade the DPRK with nuclear or conventional weapons".
But even if the test is successful, it would only slightly increase security risks, while an overblown response would likely jeopardise the Six-Party Talks to end North Korea's nuclear program.
She did indicate that not every past policy would be repudiated, and specifically said it was essential that the six-party talks over the North Korean nuclear weapons program continue.