SEOUL - The two Koreas agreed to hold their first summit in over a decade in late April, with the North voicing a readiness to hold denuclearization talks with the United States, the South said Tuesday, in a breakthrough that has lifted hopes for peace on the Korean Peninsula and beyond.
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