SEOUL: North and South Korea have agreed to hold rare high-level talks Wednesday on a range of "major" issues, before a planned reunion of family members divided by the Korean War.
The meeting involving officials from the South's Defence Ministry, Unification Ministry and Presidential Office will take place at the border truce village of Panmunjom, unification ministry spokesman Kim Eui-Do told reporters Tuesday.
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