Inter-Korean Talks in Kaesong End Without Deal

Talks between North and South Korea over a wage dispute at the Kaesong Industrial Complex have ended without an agreement. A five-member delegation from each side met at the complex Thursday. The meeting marked the first government-to-government talks between the two sides over the management of the complex this year. The two sides have held several rounds of talks for nearly 12 hours over a wide range of issues, including the wage dispute, but failed to reach a deal. Details of the...

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