North and South Korea agreed Tuesday to hold a ministerial-level meeting at a border village on Wednesday to follow up on a series of agreements reached at last month's inter-Korea summit, the South's Unification Ministry said.The meeting will mark the first high-level contact between the two Koreas since the landmark summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae In at Panmunjeom on April 27.Possible items to be discussed include military talks "at the rank of general" that the two leaders agreed in their Panmunjeom Declaration to hold this month and a r…READ FULL ARTICLE