(2) N., S. Korean ministerial talks enter 2nd day

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Ryong Song (R), a senior cabinet councilor of North Korea, and South Korea's Unification Minister Jeong Se Hyun make a toast during a visit at a village outside Seoul on Aug. 13, the second day of cabinet-level talks between the two countries to revive the stalled inter-Korean reconciliation process.

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