North-South Korean summit slated for June 12-14 in Pyongyang

SEOUL, Japan - South Korea's President Kim Dae Jung (L, file photo) will meet North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il (R, file photo) for the first-ever summit between the two halves of the divided Korean Peninsula on June 12-14 in Pyongyang, the governments of both countries announced April 10.

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