Leaders report progress at Korean summit in Pyongyang
North and South Korea reported progress on social and economic cooperation and family reunifications during their summit in Pyongyang. Kim Jong Il and Kim Dae-jung discussed easing tensions and investment, though no formal agreement was announced.
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Solomon Islands prime minister resigns to push peace plan
Solomon Islands prime minister Bartholomew Ulufa alU resigns under duress to enable a peace process. A six six committee from government and opposition to meet islanders aims to settle within 14 days and a caretaker government will run until a successor is chosen.
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