Koreas agree to cooperate diplomatically, end U.N. rivalry

Koreas agree to cooperate diplomatically, end U.N. rivalry

BANGKOK, Thailand - South Korean Foreign Affairs and Trade Minster Lee Joung Binn (L) and North Korean Foreign Minister Paek Nam Sun pose for a photo session at a Bangkok hotel July 26 prior to their talks. In their first-ever official foreign ministerial talks, the two officials agreed to end their rivalry at the United Nations and to cooperate at the U.N. and other international bodies.

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