Group of Seven foreign ministers pledged Monday to maintain "maximum pressure" on North Korea to compel it to give up its nuclear and missile programs, determining that Pyongyang's decision to suspend nuclear tests and long-range missile launches is not sufficient to meet the demands of the international community.In a joint communique issued after a two-day meeting in Toronto, Canada, the G-7 ministers affirmed they "will never accept a nuclear-armed DPRK" and pushed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to dismantle all weapons of mass destruction, missiles and related facilities in a complete,…READ FULL ARTICLE
