North and South Korea Working to Reopen Joint Liaison Office

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The two countries are working to reopen the cooperation center that North Korea demolished last year.

Published Jul. 28 2021 5:00AM EDT

2021-07-28T052320Z_1732114073_RC2HTO9TJOYE_RTRMADP_3_SOUTHKOREA-NORTHKOREA_jvcaew — Korea Summit Press Pool/Pool via Reuters

There is fresh hope for peace between North and South Korea after the two nations reopened talks with an eye to open the joint liaison office at the truce village of Panmunjom that was demolished by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un last year, Reuters reports.

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North and South Korea Working to Reopen Joint Liaison Office

The two countries are working to reopen the cooperation center that North Korea demolished last year.

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Barbie Latza Nadeau