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Leaders of North and South Korea Call for a Peace Treaty

This week, at their second meeting since the Korean War ended in 1954, the leaders of North and South Korea did something they've never done before. They called for a permanent peace deal . Don Kirk reports from Seoul, South Korea for the Christian Science Monitor .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

This week, at their second meeting since the Korean War ended in 1954, the leaders of North and South Korea did something they've never done before. They called for a permanent peace deal. Don Kirk reports from Seoul, South Korea for the Christian Science Monitor.

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Leaders of North and South Korea Call for a Peace Treaty

This week, at their second meeting since the Korean War ended in 1954, the leaders of North and South Korea did something they've never done before. They called for a permanent peace deal . Don Kirk reports from Seoul, South Korea for the Christian Science Monitor .

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Leaders of North and South Korea Call for a Peace Treaty

This week, at their second meeting since the Korean War ended in 1954, the leaders of North and South Korea did something they've never done before. They called for a permanent peace deal . Don Kirk reports from Seoul, South Korea for the Christian Science Monitor .

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