China's Xi Jinping to make rare visit to North Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping will make a rare two-day visit to North Korea from June 8-9. This visit comes as North Korea has recently reported a doubling of its weapons-grade nuclear materials production capacity over the past five years.

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AI-generatedChinese President Xi Jinping will make a rare two-day visit to North Korea from June 8-9. This visit comes as North Korea has recently reported a doubling of its weapons-grade nuclear materials production capacity over the past five years. South Korea's minister of unification believes Xi will discuss resuming US-North Korea talks with Kim Jong Un. While China has historically promoted denuclearization, its stance has softened recently, and a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson did not directly confirm a shared denuclearization goal with the US during a recent meeting. North Korea, meanwhile, has indicated it will not abandon its nuclear ambitions.
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4 extractedChina's position on denuclearisation has maintained 'continuity and consistency'.
Kim said North Korea's 'weapons-grade nuclear materials production capacity more than doubled' in the past five years.
South Korea's minister of unification Chung Dong-young believes Xi will discuss resuming US-North Korea talks with Kim.
Xi Jinping is making a rare visit to North Korea.