Ex-S. Korea premier denies visiting Pyongyang to arrange summit

BEIJING, China - Former South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae Chan arrives at Beijing International Airport after a trip to North Korea on March 10. Li said he did not discuss a second inter-Korean summit with North Korean officials during his visit to Pyongyang, denying speculation that the issue may have been the aim of his trip.

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