Two Koreas agree to resume high-level talks

South Korea and North Korea have agreed to restart their suspended high-level talks this month in Pyongyang, the South’s Unification Ministry said today.

South Korea and North Korea have agreed to restart their suspended high-level talks this month in Pyongyang, the South’s Unification Ministry said today.

“North Korea sent a message to us to propose to hold talks from April 21-24 and we agreed to the North’s proposal in a reply message today,” said ministry spokesman Yang Chang-seok.

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