Maybe I Missed Something Significant but...

"NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. strategists are exploring how to implement a peace accord to officially end the 1950-53 Korean War and hope to start discussions with North Korea as soon as year end, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday"

 

When a war hasn't been fought in 54 years, doesn't that technically mean it's over?  Or is it that there needs to be papers filed.  To this day, it amazes me that a phenomon which destroys villages, kills women, men, children, and wipes out food supplies actually has a formal process to start and end it.