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SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea said Wednesday that it would convene its Parliament this month, an unusual session that South Korean analysts said might officially introduce a program by the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, to revitalize the nation's moribund economy.

The EU indicated it would convene ministers to reevaluate its approach towards the crisis on its doorstep.

The bank, which reports its earnings on Feb. 19, also said it would convene an extraordinary shareholder meeting to consider a proposal that the bank issue 5.1 billion euros of nonvoting preferred shares to France as part of a second round of financing by the government of President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Also on Thursday, NYRA said it would convene a hearing next Thursday of its Backstretch Area Violation Panel for the trainer Jeff Mullins, who was caught medicating a horse in a detention barn last Saturday.

In Cairo, the Syrian opposition coalition concluded its two-day meeting Friday with an announcement that it would convene again in Istanbul on March 2 and begin forming a provisional government by naming a prime minister.

Later the IPC said it would convene a meeting between Pistorius's camp and its chief medical officer, Peter van de Vliet, to discuss the South African's concerns "without the emotion of tonight's race".

No official report of the discussion was issued, but Lansbury's personal memorandum indicates that Hitler expressed willingness to join in a world conference if Roosevelt would convene it.

In it, Mr. Allen said that he would convene a conference call with board members this week to consider his proposal "that the strike authorization referendum be suspended and that management's offer be put to the membership in a ratification vote".

North Korea said today that its newly elected legislature would convene on Sept. 5.

In his speech, President Obama said that as part of its review the Justice Department would "convene a group of media organizations to hear their concerns".

Gary Holmes, a spokesman for Nielsen, said the task force would "convene as soon as it can".