South Korea offers to resume talks with north

11 Jul 2008

President Lee Myung-bak offered Friday to resume dialogue with North Korea, strongly indicating that he was willing to provide humanitarian aid and implement agreements reached between his predecessors and the Communist leader, Kim Jong-il. Full Story

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