South Korea proposes military talks with North again
South Korea is attempting to mutually determine the land border with North Korea amid military incidents and escalating tensions.
DW reports: South Korea is attempting to mutually determine the land border with North Korea amid military incidents and escalating tensions.
This world story centres on South Korea. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include North Korea and North.
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