SEOUL - North Korea's invitation to South Korean President Moon Jae In to visit Pyongyang, which marked the climax of its Olympic charm offensive, puts him in the delicate position of needing to maintain the conciliatory mood on the Korean Peninsula while keeping intact his country's alliance with the United States.
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