A South Korean art troupe arrived Saturday in North Korea for a series of performances in the capital Pyongyang as part of a recent thaw in inter-Korean relations.The 120-member group, including well-known K-pop singers and a taekwando demonstration team, left Seoul's Gimpo International Airport at 10:30 a.m. aboard a chartered flight.(Pool photo in Pyongyang)Culture, Sports and Tourism Minister Do Jong Whan, who is leading the delegation, told reporters at the airport that he hopes the performance will play a role in the arrival of a "peaceful spring" on the Korean Peninsula."Spring is Com…READ FULL ARTICLE