</s>BEIJING (Reuters) - China’s foreign minister Wang Yi called on the United States and North Korea on Thursday to have talks as soon as possible and said peace must prevail, amid signs of easing tension over North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats.

Wang made the comments during a news briefing as part of the annual meeting of China’s parliament.</s>The border between the two Koreas might be a possible venue for the summit in May between North Korea's supreme leader and the United States president, a South Korean government spokesperson told EFE Sunday.

"Places like Switzerland, Sweden or the (South Korean) island of Jeju have possibilities (of becoming the host venue), although we consider the Joint Security Area (JSA) as a major option," explained a spokesperson for the Seoul presidential office.
Jeju Island emerges as a possible location for U.S.–North Korea summit talks in May.