PM hints at continuing to remain low-key in lifting sanctions on NK next year
(WorldNews South Korea)

Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon speaks about maintenance problems near Osong Station at the headquarters of Korail in Daejeon, Thursday. Yonhap By Park Ji-won SEJONG - Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon said South Korea will continue pursuing a low-key approach in assessing North Korean nuclear issues by saying Seoul plans to boost various inter-Korean programs relating to cultural exchanges. `South Korea plans to provide various types of corresponding measures next year to help North Korea accelerate its move to...