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Pyŏngyang : North Korea | Mar 26, 2012 at 12:45 PM PDT
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Ahsan Premee

Associated Press Service

U.S. President Barack Obama with his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao has said that Iran and North Korea's controversial nuclear tackle Washington and Beijing is in the interest programs.

The world's two biggest economic powers, the leaders of South Korea's capital Seoul on Monday in the international summit on nuclear security at a separate meeting.

Before the start of talks, U.S. President in a brief statement with his Chinese counterpart, informality and expressed hope for constructive dialogue.

A day earlier, Mr. Obama said Beijing had insisted that North Korea's nuclear program to fulfill our responsibilities.

North Korea's main ally China, but Beijing's stance that Pyongyang has limited political influence.

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