North Korea is scaling back and turning off its propaganda broadcasts at the border with South Korea, a South Korean source said Tuesday, a move seemingly in tandem with the South's suspension of its loudspeaker broadcasts earlier this week.The mayor of the South Korean village of Daeseong-dong, located close to the border, separately confirmed the development to Kyodo News and other media outlets, saying, "Previously it was noisy enough to disrupt our daily lives, but it has become quiet from late afternoon Monday."The South Korean Defense Ministry suspended its propaganda broadcasts on Mo…READ FULL ARTICLE
