Let's begin with the latest instance of inter-Korean cooperation... that has been blossoming ever since the big Panmunjom summit in April.<br />Officials from the two Koreas are conducting railway inspections north of the border on this Tuesday.<br /> Seoul's Unification Ministry says South and North Korean officials will inspect rail lines along North Korea's western coast.<br /> The authorities will check the section between Kaesong station and the Military Demarcation Line... and hold a meeting afterwards.<br />Seoul is sending a 15-member delegation led by the railway bureau chief of the transport ministry... and Pyongyang is sending a six-member delegation headed by a senior official from its railway ministry.<br />The move comes as Seoul and Pyongyang agreed to modernize railways in North Korea as well as those that cut across the inter-Korean border at their railway talks last month. <br />
