S. Korean Official Casts Doubt on Inter-Korean Leaders Meeting

A senior South Korean official expressed doubt Thursday that an inter-Korean summit will happen during Russia’s Victory Day ceremony next month. The possibility of the first summit between North and South Korea since 2007 emerged after Moscow announced that South Korean President Park Geun-hye and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had been invited to the ceremony. The South Korean official, who asked to remain anonymous, said the government will consider a series of factors, including...

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