North Korea agrees to nuclear moratorium

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By Naman Kalkhuria

Posted Feb 29, 2012 in World

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The US State Department said Pyongyang had also agreed to allow UN inspectors to monitor its reactor in Yongbyon to verify compliance with the measures.In return, the US is finalising 240,000 tonnes of food aid for the North...more

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