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Two Koreas cut back on rail link over armed border

11:05 pm, January 30, 2008 EST — Reuters: International News

SEOUL (Reuters) - North and South Korea will cut rail cargo traffic across their densely armed border, an official said on Thursday, barely a month after the resumption of what was held up as a milestone in ending their Cold War divide.

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