Inter-Korean talks end without agreement
Seoul prioritized reunions of divided families while Pyongyang argued to resume Kumgang tourism
The DMZ from the North in HDR by
Ray Cunningham on 2011-09-08 11:24:28
Inter-Korean vice minister-level talks in Kaesong have broken down, resulting in no joint statement or plans for a follow-up meeting.
The two parties failed to announce a joint press release following four sessions of talks lasting Friday through Saturday.
Inter-Korean vice minister-level talks in Kaesong have broken down, resulting in no joint statement or plans for a follow-up meeting.
The two parties failed to announce a joint press release following four sessions of talks lasting Friday through Saturday.
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