Foreign policy analysts are now taking a good look at the fine print after leaders of the two Koreas agreed on Thursday to try to bring peace to the Cold War's last frontier, just a day after the North signed up to an international deal to disable its nuclear facilities.

According to Jonathan Thatcher. Reuters news service in Seoul, South Korea, some analysts said the pledges at only the second summit between North and South Korea were limited, with the hermit North clearly reluctant to break much new ground.

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