North and South Korea agreed at talks Monday to form joint teams for some sporting events at this summer's Asian Games in Indonesia, and to have their athletes march together during the opening and closing ceremonies."The government will expand inter-Korean exchanges, including participation in the Asian Games as a unified team, to support improvement in the inter-Korean relationship," South Korea's Sports Ministry said in a statement issued after the talks in the truce village of Panmunjeom.The Asian Games, the world's second-largest multisport event after the Olympics, will take place fro…READ FULL ARTICLE
