Beijing’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi said China is taking an open attitude to talks with the United States, Japan, Russia and South Korea on North Korea denuclearization. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo

BEIJING, March 8 (UPI) -- China's foreign minister said Beijing would be "open" to five-party talks that could work toward North Korea denuclearization.

Wang Yi's statements Tuesday mark a change in position, Yonhap reported.


South Korean President Park Geun-hye had proposed on Feb. 22 the resumption of five-party talks without the North, but Beijing had promptly declined the offer.

Now, China might be reconsidering that approach.

"If [the talks] help bring the issues of the Korean peninsula back to the negotiating table, then [China] takes an open attitude toward three-party, four-party and five-party talks," Wang said.

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