North and South Korea strike peace deal

South Korea has said that it has agreed to halt propaganda broadcasts at noon after North Korea expressed regret over a recent land mine blast that maimed two South Korean troops.

North and South Korea strike peace deal
Mon, 24 Aug, 2015 - 20:05

South Korea has said that it has agreed to halt propaganda broadcasts at noon after North Korea expressed regret over a recent land mine blast that maimed two South Korean troops.

South Korean presidential security adviser Kim Kwan-jin made the announcement in a televised briefing early on Tuesday, after more than 30 hours of talks with North Korea ended.

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