Talks between the two Koreas that were supposed to be held Tuesday have not yet begun, because the two sides are at odds over the format of their meeting. A South Korean delegation left for North Korean border city of Kaesong earlier Tuesday for the first government-to-government talks in over a year. However, South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Kim Ho-nyeon said the talks had not begun and there had been no progress. Full Story
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