S.Korea calls on North to give up its nuclear weapons

AFP English 2014-03-06

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South Korean President Park Geun-Hye says the the obstacle to economic prosperity on the Korean peninsula is North Korea’s nuclear weapons as she attends a ceremony for 5,860 new military officers.

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