North and South Korea set up a hotline between their leaders on Friday, one week before the two men are set to meet for the first inter-Korean summit in over a decade at the border.Working-level officials from the two countries tested the line, an official of the South Korea's presidential office said.South Korean President Moon Jae In and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are supposed to hold telephone talks before meeting face-to-face next Friday on the southern side of the border village Panmunjeom, but no date has been fixed, according to the office.The hotline connects the South's presid…READ FULL ARTICLE