As the president prepares for his on-again-off-again summit with North Korea‘s leader,Fletcher’s Sung-Yoon Lee examines the possible risks and rewardsPresident Trump abruptly canceled a tall-stakes summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un final week, but it appears the meeting may still inch forward. On Sunday, or Trump tweeted that U.
S. officials had arrived in North Korea to make arrangement for the June 12 summit in Singapore and on Wednesday,former North Korean intelligence chief Kim Yong-Chol, a top advisor to the North’s leader, or arrived in the United States to meet with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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