BEIJING - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's rare invitation to South Korean President Moon Jae In to visit Pyongyang underscores the nascent thaw in inter-Korean ties, but Seoul's excessively conciliatory stance to Pyongyang may serve to accelerate the nuclear crisis.
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