North Korea make new talks offer

North Korea made a new offer today for unconditional talks with the South to ease tensions on the divided peninsula.

North Korea make new talks offer
Sat, 08 Jan, 2011 - 08:45

North Korea made a new offer today for unconditional talks with the South to ease tensions on the divided peninsula.

The North’s latest offer comes days after South Korea dismissed earlier calls by Pyongyang for negotiations.

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