Two Koreas agree venue for today’s talks

South Korea yesterday said the North had agreed to hold working-level talks in the border truce village of Panmunjom this weekend following months of soaring tensions — the first such dialogue in more than two years. The two Koreas agreed to send three delegates each to Panmunjom, a traditional point of contact on their border, for talks today aimed at paving the way for higher-level negotiations, Seoul’s Unification Ministry said. Pyongyang conveyed its decision to the South through a hotline between the two...