North and South Korea opened fresh talks today less than three months after Pyongyang bombarded a South Korean island in an act of unprovoked aggression that killed four people and brought the Korean peninsula to the brink of war.
Sceptics will question the wisdom of re-opening dialogue with a regime that has consistently failed to deliver on any of the promises it has made at the negotiating table since the six party nuclear disarmament talks opened in August 2003.
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