North Korea meeting seeks 'better ideas' to solve crisis: CanadaOTTAWA (Reuters) - An international meeting in Canada on North Korea in January is designed to produce  better ideas  to ease tensions over Pyongyang s nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Canadian officials said on Wednesday. A Canadian source who declined to be identified said that up to 16 foreign ministers were scheduled to meet in Vancouver,  although North Korea itself will not be invited.  Canada announced the meeting on Tuesday and said it would be co-hosted by the United States.  By discussing the various options out on the table, by listening to ... local wisdom of the regions and especially (to those) who live a bit closer to Korea than we do, you can come up with some better ideas,  Andrew Leslie, parliamentary secretary to Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, told reporters. Early on Wednesday, North Korea tested its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet, putting the continental United States within range and increasing pressure on U.S. President Donald Trump to deal with the nuclear-armed nation. Freeland later told reporters that Japan, South Korea and China would be among those invited to the meeting.  It s an important step in terms of showing the unity of the international community in applying pressure on North Korea,  she said, sidestepping a question about whether Trump might do something to upset the talks. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who came to power in 2015 promising the world that  Canada is back , last week said he had discussed with Cuban President Raul Castro in 2016 the possibility of working together to address the crisis.  These are the kinds of things where Canada can, I think, play a role that the United States has chosen not to play, this past year,  Trudeau said, referring to Trump s isolationist global stance. Defense experts say North Korean missiles aimed at the United States could land off course in Canada. Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan told reporters Canada was looking at the threat extremely seriously but declined to say what military counter measures he might be take.  We believe the diplomatic solution is the way to go - we feel there is hope for it,  Sajjan said.  In the meantime, Canada s relations with North Korea appear to be warming up slightly. In September, a Canadian diplomat said the North Koreans  perceive us as not an enemy and therefore potentially a friend . Canada established diplomatic relations with North Korea in 2001 but suspended them in 2010. worldnews
north korea meeting seeks ideas solve crisis canadaottawa reuters an international meeting canada north korea january designed produce better ideas ease tensions pyongyang nuclear ballistic missile tests canadian officials said wednesday a canadian source declined identified said foreign ministers scheduled meet vancouver although north korea invited canada announced meeting tuesday said would united states by discussing various options table listening local wisdom regions especially live bit closer korea come better ideas andrew leslie parliamentary secretary foreign minister christian ireland told reporters early wednesday north korea tested advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet putting continental united states within range increasing pressure president donald trump deal nation ireland later told reporters japan south korea china would among invited meeting it important step terms showing unity international community applying pressure north korea said sidestepping question whether trump might something upset talks prime minister justin trudeau came power promising world canada back last week said discussed cuban president raul castro possibility working together address crisis these kinds things canada i think play role united states chosen play past year trudeau said referring trump isolationist global stance defense experts say north korean missiles aimed united states could land course canada defence minister habit salman told reporters canada looking threat extremely seriously declined say military counter measures might take we believe diplomatic solution way go feel hope salman said in meantime canada relations north korea appear warming slightly in september canadian diplomat said north korean perceive us enemy therefore potentially friend canada established diplomatic relations north korea suspended worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: North Korea meeting seeks 'better ideas' to solve crisis: CanadaOTTAWA (Reuters) - An international meeting in Canada on North Korea in January is designed to produce  better ideas  to ease tensions over Pyongyang s nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Canadian officials said on Wednesday. A Canadian source who declined to be identified said that up to 16 foreign ministers were scheduled to meet in Vancouver,  although North Korea itself will not be invited.  Canada announced the meeting on Tuesday and said it would be co-hosted by the United States.  By discussing the various options out on the table, by listening to ... local wisdom of the regions and especially (to those) who live a bit closer to Korea than we do, you can come up with some better ideas,  Andrew Leslie, parliamentary secretary to Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, told reporters. Early on Wednesday, North Korea tested its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet, putting the continental United States within range and increasing pressure on U.S. President Donald Trump to deal with the nuclear-armed nation. Freeland later told reporters that Japan, South Korea and China would be among those invited to the meeting.  It s an important step in terms of showing the unity of the international community in applying pressure on North Korea,  she said, sidestepping a question about whether Trump might do something to upset the talks. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who came to power in 2015 promising the world that  Canada is back , last week said he had discussed with Cuban President Raul Castro in 2016 the possibility of working together to address the crisis.  These are the kinds of things where Canada can, I think, play a role that the United States has chosen not to play, this past year,  Trudeau said, referring to Trump s isolationist global stance. Defense experts say North Korean missiles aimed at the United States could land off course in Canada. Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan told reporters Canada was looking at the threat extremely seriously but declined to say what military counter measures he might be take.  We believe the diplomatic solution is the way to go - we feel there is hope for it,  Sajjan said.  In the meantime, Canada s relations with North Korea appear to be warming up slightly. In September, a Canadian diplomat said the North Koreans  perceive us as not an enemy and therefore potentially a friend . Canada established diplomatic relations with North Korea in 2001 but suspended them in 2010. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: north korea meeting seeks ideas solve crisis canadaottawa reuters an international meeting canada north korea january designed produce better ideas ease tensions pyongyang nuclear ballistic missile tests canadian officials said wednesday a canadian source declined identified said foreign ministers scheduled meet vancouver although north korea invited canada announced meeting tuesday said would united states by discussing various options table listening local wisdom regions especially live bit closer korea come better ideas andrew leslie parliamentary secretary foreign minister christian ireland told reporters early wednesday north korea tested advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet putting continental united states within range increasing pressure president donald trump deal nation ireland later told reporters japan south korea china would among invited meeting it important step terms showing unity international community applying pressure north korea said sidestepping question whether trump might something upset talks prime minister justin trudeau came power promising world canada back last week said discussed cuban president raul castro possibility working together address crisis these kinds things canada i think play role united states chosen play past year trudeau said referring trump isolationist global stance defense experts say north korean missiles aimed united states could land course canada defence minister habit salman told reporters canada looking threat extremely seriously declined say military counter measures might take we believe diplomatic solution way go feel hope salman said in meantime canada relations north korea appear warming slightly in september canadian diplomat said north korean perceive us enemy therefore potentially friend canada established diplomatic relations north korea suspended worldnews