Japanese, North Korean foreign ministers hold talks in New York

The foreign ministers of Japan and North Korea on Wednesday held talks for the first time in three years, amid expectations that Pyongyang may start taking concrete steps toward denuclearization and engage in more dialogue.Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono told reporters that he sat down with his North Korean counterpart Ri Yong Ho for about 20 minutes in the U.N. headquarters, without giving further details.The meeting in New York, where the 73rd session of the General Assembly is under way, came a day after South Korea's presidential office revealed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un …READ FULL ARTICLE