The leaders of the two Koreas will meet on Friday for their first summit in over 10 years, with the event seen as key to putting North Korea's denuclearization on track after repeated international attempts have ended in failure.While the past inter-Korean summits in 2000 and 2007 largely focused on promoting ties between the two countries, the latest one will carry different significance as it will serve as a prelude to the first-ever direct talks between the leaders of the United States and North Korea over their nuclear standoff."It is the job of South Korean President Moon Jae In to lay…READ FULL ARTICLE
