2 Koreas seek swift implementation of nuclear agreement

2 Koreas seek swift implementation of nuclear agreement

JEJU, South Korea - Kwon Ho Ung (L), a senior North Korean Cabinet councilor, and South Korean Unification Minister Chung Dong Young pose for photos at the end of three-day inter-Korean Cabinet-level talks in Jeju Island on Dec. 16. ''The South and the North agreed to take active and practical measures to ease military tensions and preserve peace on the Korean Peninsula,'' they said in a nine-point press statement. (Kyodo)

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