China tells Japan not to abandon dialogue over North KoreaBEIJING (Reuters) - Japan talking only about sanctions on North Korea rather than dialogue will be seen as going against United Nations resolutions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Japanese counterpart. Tensions have continued to rise since North Korea carried out its sixth nuclear test on Sept. 3, prompting a new round of U.N. sanctions. Wang told Japan Foreign Minister Taro Kono on the sidelines of a United Nations meeting in New York that the situation on the Korean peninsula was getting increasingly serious and all sides needed to remain calm. Resuming peace talks was just as much a part of the U.N. resolutions as enforcing sanctions, Wang said, according to a statement issued by China’s Foreign Ministry late on Friday. “If the Japanese side only talks about sanctions and does not bring up talks, or even goes against talks, it will be seen as contravening Security Council resolutions,” the ministry cited Wang as saying. China hoped that Japan talked and acted cautiously and played a constructive role on the nuclear issue, he said. Beijing has repeatedly expressed concern about the rise of tensions over North Korea and, while it too has signed up for the increasingly tough U.N. sanctions, it has also urged a return to talks and for all parties to exercise restraint. On Friday, Russia urged “hot heads” to calm down as the United States admitted it felt “challenged” by North Korea’s warning that it could test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific. Trump called North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a “madman” on Friday, a day after Kim dubbed him a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard” who would face the “highest level of hard-line countermeasure in history” in retaliation for Trump saying the U.S. would “totally destroy” North Korea if it threatened the United States or its allies. politicsNews
china tells japan abandon dialogue north koreabeijing reuters japan talking sanctions north korea rather dialogue seen going united nations resolutions chinese foreign minister wang yi told japanese counterpart tensions continued rise since north korea carried sixth nuclear test prompting new round sanctions wang told japan foreign minister taro kong sidelines united nations meeting new york situation korean peninsula getting increasingly serious sides needed remain calm resuming peace talks much part resolutions enforcing sanctions wang said according statement issued china foreign ministry late friday if japanese side talks sanctions bring talks even goes talks seen contravening security council resolutions ministry cited wang saying china hoped japan talked acted cautiously played constructive role nuclear issue said beijing repeatedly expressed concern rise tensions north korea signed increasingly tough sanctions also urged return talks parties exercise restraint on friday russia urged hot heads calm united states admitted felt challenged north korea warning could test hydrogen bomb pacific trump called north korean leader kim jong un madman friday day kim dubbed mentally deranged douard would face highest level countermeasures history retaliation trump saying would totally destroy north korea threatened united states allies politicsnews
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: China tells Japan not to abandon dialogue over North KoreaBEIJING (Reuters) - Japan talking only about sanctions on North Korea rather than dialogue will be seen as going against United Nations resolutions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Japanese counterpart. Tensions have continued to rise since North Korea carried out its sixth nuclear test on Sept. 3, prompting a new round of U.N. sanctions. Wang told Japan Foreign Minister Taro Kono on the sidelines of a United Nations meeting in New York that the situation on the Korean peninsula was getting increasingly serious and all sides needed to remain calm. Resuming peace talks was just as much a part of the U.N. resolutions as enforcing sanctions, Wang said, according to a statement issued by China’s Foreign Ministry late on Friday. “If the Japanese side only talks about sanctions and does not bring up talks, or even goes against talks, it will be seen as contravening Security Council resolutions,” the ministry cited Wang as saying. China hoped that Japan talked and acted cautiously and played a constructive role on the nuclear issue, he said. Beijing has repeatedly expressed concern about the rise of tensions over North Korea and, while it too has signed up for the increasingly tough U.N. sanctions, it has also urged a return to talks and for all parties to exercise restraint. On Friday, Russia urged “hot heads” to calm down as the United States admitted it felt “challenged” by North Korea’s warning that it could test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific. Trump called North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a “madman” on Friday, a day after Kim dubbed him a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard” who would face the “highest level of hard-line countermeasure in history” in retaliation for Trump saying the U.S. would “totally destroy” North Korea if it threatened the United States or its allies. politicsNews
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: china tells japan abandon dialogue north koreabeijing reuters japan talking sanctions north korea rather dialogue seen going united nations resolutions chinese foreign minister wang yi told japanese counterpart tensions continued rise since north korea carried sixth nuclear test prompting new round sanctions wang told japan foreign minister taro kong sidelines united nations meeting new york situation korean peninsula getting increasingly serious sides needed remain calm resuming peace talks much part resolutions enforcing sanctions wang said according statement issued china foreign ministry late friday if japanese side talks sanctions bring talks even goes talks seen contravening security council resolutions ministry cited wang saying china hoped japan talked acted cautiously played constructive role nuclear issue said beijing repeatedly expressed concern rise tensions north korea signed increasingly tough sanctions also urged return talks parties exercise restraint on friday russia urged hot heads calm united states admitted felt challenged north korea warning could test hydrogen bomb pacific trump called north korean leader kim jong un madman friday day kim dubbed mentally deranged douard would face highest level countermeasures history retaliation trump saying would totally destroy north korea threatened united states allies politicsnews