SEOUL - South Korea has welcomed the North's decision to suspend nuclear and missile tests ahead of a highly-anticipated inter-Korean summit, calling it a "meaningful step" towards denuclearisation.
But experts warned against heady expectations, arguing that North Korea has bad track record of making and breaking promises.
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