Continetti: Trump ‘Found the Limits of Personal Diplomacy’ in Second North Korea Summit
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Trump Was Right to Walk Away From North Korea’s Bad Deal
President Trump should be commended for walking away from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s proposed nuclear deal.
Trump’s Three Tests
February 2019 is turning out to be a critical month in the presidency of Donald Trump. It may be the critical month. The midterm elections and record-long government shutdown are behind him. By delivering an optimistic and inspiring State of the Union address, Trump effectively reset his presidency and framed his opposition as beyond the American mainstream. But three tests await him: on Congress, on North Korea, and on China. How he handles these challenges will say a lot about his chances of reelection.
Trump Announces New Summit With Kim Jong Un at End of February in Vietnam
North Korean Defector Describes ‘Prison Camp’ Conditions for Slaves Sent Overseas
The Kim Jong Un regime in North Korea has ramped up the use of overseas slave labor to prop up its economy in the face of stiff sanctions, leading to what former North Korean construction official and defector Roh Hui-Chang said is “no different from a prison camp.”
Pompeo Confirms There Will Be Second Summit Between Trump, Kim Jong Un
Trump Admin Pushing for Second North Korea Summit Before January
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is working to set up a second meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un by the year’s end to discuss denuclearization.
Trump Calls Latest Developments in North Korea ‘Very Exciting’
President Donald Trump called the latest developments in North Korea “very exciting” in early Wednesday morning tweets.
Trump Cancels Pompeo Trip to North Korea, Citing Lack of ‘Sufficient Progress’ on Denuclearization
President Donald Trump announced Friday he had canceled Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s upcoming trip to North Korea due to a lack of “sufficient progress” in denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
North, South Korean Leaders to Meet in Pyongyang Next Month
The leaders of North and South Korea are slated to meet again sometime in September in what will be another historic moment in relations between the two nations.
