SEOUL - South Korea's president said on Tuesday he would not reward North Korea for agreeing to hold a fence-mending summit, as media reported secret talks aimed at setting up a meeting this summer. "The leaders of South and North Korea should meet under the principles that there will be no price for a summit," President Lee Myung-Bak told a cabinet meeting. Lee last week told the BBC a summit could take place this year. He reiterated Tuesday he is willing to meet the North's leader Kim Jong-Il...
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