'Korean identity': Growing North-South ties crucial in U.S.-led diplomacy, analysts say

A deep sense of shared identity between citizens of North and South Korea remains alive and well, and the potential for at least some reconciliation should be at the center of America's diplomatic efforts, former top U.S. officials and regional experts said Tuesday.

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