South Korea
If these talks are to mean anything, the goal must be peace – which can only be achieved when people on both sides of the Korean border can live without fear
Earlier this week, Moon Jae-in held a three-day summit with Kim Jong Un.
The leaders of North and South Korea have signed an agreement to form a joint military committee, to denuclearise North Korea’s site, to stabilise the border and start a search for the bodies still to be found from the Korean War.
Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in have met for the third time this year.
It's all part of a historic push for peace.
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South Korean members of families separated during the Korean War travelled by coach early Monday for meetings with North Korean relatives. Most haven't seen since they were separated by the turmoil of the 1950-1953 war.