Moon's advisor says 'bold' NK action, partial US sanctions relief needed for breakthrough
Jan 5, 2019
A security policy advisor to South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Saturday that "bold" action by North Korea and partial US sanctions relief could help address a perceived deadlock in negotiations over Pyongyang's denuclearization.Moon Chung-in, a Yonsei University professor, made the remarks as Seoul seeks to advance its peace initiative by creating fresh momentum for the apparently stalled dialogue between Washington and Pyongyang. Moon Chung-in (Yonhap)"A breakthrough may emerge should the