North Korea shows no sign it is serious about talking: U.S. officialWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The State Department said Wednesday that the United States would be open to talking to North Korea  when the time is right  but that it could not happen now because Pyongyang has shown no sign of a willingness to halt its missile and nuclear testing. Despite U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson s offer on Tuesday to start talks with North Korea without pre-conditions, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said there would first have to be a  period of calm  in which Pyongyang suspends  testing before any negotiations could begin. Tillerson, in a speech to a Washington think tank on Tuesday, did not explicitly establish such a freeze as a requirement that North Korea must meet ahead of talks. Nauert, speaking at the State Department s daily briefing, insisted that Tillerson was not establishing new policy in his speech, even though he appeared to back away from a key U.S. demand that Pyongyang must first accept that any negotiations would have to be about giving up its nuclear arsenal. worldnews
north korea shows sign serious talking officialwashington reuters the state department said wednesday united states would open talking north korea time right could happen pyongyang shown sign willingness halt missile nuclear testing despite secretary state rex tillerson offer tuesday start talks north korea without state department spokeswoman heather alert said would first period calm pyongyang suspends testing negotiations could begin tillerson speech washington think tank tuesday explicitly establish freeze requirement north korea must meet ahead talks alert speaking state department daily briefing insisted tillerson establishing new policy speech even though appeared back away key demand pyongyang must first accept negotiations would giving nuclear arsenal 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 shows no sign it is serious about talking: U.S. officialWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The State Department said Wednesday that the United States would be open to talking to North Korea  when the time is right  but that it could not happen now because Pyongyang has shown no sign of a willingness to halt its missile and nuclear testing. Despite U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson s offer on Tuesday to start talks with North Korea without pre-conditions, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said there would first have to be a  period of calm  in which Pyongyang suspends  testing before any negotiations could begin. Tillerson, in a speech to a Washington think tank on Tuesday, did not explicitly establish such a freeze as a requirement that North Korea must meet ahead of talks. Nauert, speaking at the State Department s daily briefing, insisted that Tillerson was not establishing new policy in his speech, even though he appeared to back away from a key U.S. demand that Pyongyang must first accept that any negotiations would have to be about giving up its nuclear arsenal. 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 shows sign serious talking officialwashington reuters the state department said wednesday united states would open talking north korea time right could happen pyongyang shown sign willingness halt missile nuclear testing despite secretary state rex tillerson offer tuesday start talks north korea without state department spokeswoman heather alert said would first period calm pyongyang suspends testing negotiations could begin tillerson speech washington think tank tuesday explicitly establish freeze requirement north korea must meet ahead talks alert speaking state department daily briefing insisted tillerson establishing new policy speech even though appeared back away key demand pyongyang must first accept negotiations would giving nuclear arsenal worldnews