North Korea on Friday called the latest inter-Korean summit a "turning point" toward the reunification of the Korean Peninsula, one day after the South's President Moon Jae In returned to Seoul following his three-day visit to Pyongyang.The Pyongyang summit "marked an epochal turning point" in accelerating reconciliation and cooperation "to open the heyday of the great cause of reunification," North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported.The Rodong Sinmun of the ruling Workers' Party, North Korea's most influential newspaper, said Moon and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un left…READ FULL ARTICLE