Two Koreas meet for landmark talks
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
High-level government officials from North Korea and South Korea have met for negotiations on pending issues. The talks represent a shift in relations from August when the two states appeared near armed conflict. But as our correspondent Frank Smith reports, a hostile American policy toward Pyongyang still hampers the potential for peace.
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