The United States’ lead envoy expressed confidence Tuesday about the prospects of restarting long-stalled nuclear negotiations after two days of “very positive” talks with North Korea. The parties were able to narrow some differences, although more time was needed to reach an agreement, Stephen Bosworth, outgoing US special representative told reporters following the talks. “We had some very positive and generally constructive talks with the DPRK delegation. We narrowed differences on several points and explored differences on other points,” he said.
