North and South Korea agreed Friday to hold military talks on June 14 and a Red Cross meeting on June 22 on reunions of families separated by the 1950-1953 Korean War, according to a South Korean joint press corps.The Koreas reached the agreements at a high-level meeting between the two countries held at the border village of Panmunjeom.The meeting, itself rescheduled after the North abruptly postponed it in mid-May, was to follow up on a series of agreements reached at a summit between the leaders of the two countries in late April.The two Koreas had agreed at the April 27 summit to the ho…READ FULL ARTICLE
