S. Korea minister meets with aide to N. Korea's Kim Jong Il

S. Korea minister meets with aide to N. Korea's Kim Jong Il

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean Unification Minister Hyun In Taek (R) talks with Kim Yang Gon, a department director of the Workers' Party of North Korea in charge of inter-Korean affairs, at their meeting in Seoul on Aug. 22. (Pool photo by South Korean media)

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