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North Korea rejected Friday a South Korean parliamentary resolution calling for the resumption of stalled talks.
A spokesman for South Korea's Unification Ministry told a news conference that Pyongyang gave no reason for the rejection.
South Korea's National Assembly passed the resolution in late December, calling for preparation for unification of the two Koreas, and for talks between the two sides in an attempt to thaw tensions.
Seoul has also proposed inter-Korean talks be held this month, but Pyongyang has not yet responded to that offer.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said in a New Year's address that he was open to a summit with the South.
This story first appeared on Voice of America & is reposted here with permission.