North Korea said Saturday it will hold on April 10 a session of its top legislature for the first time since August, amid the continuing deadlock in its denuclearization negotiations with the United States.At a session of the Supreme People's Assembly in April last year, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged Washington to make concessions on economic sanctions against Pyongyang, but talks between the two countries did not move forward.Since earlier this year, Kim has emphasized that North Korea will make a "frontal breakthrough," voicing resolve to rebuild the domestic economy "by dint of s…READ FULL ARTICLE