The prospect of a long-term peaceful outcome between North and South Korea is increasingly likely, but only if the US can play ball.
One month on from the summit, the “evil North Korea” narrative is stale and counter-productive. Are we capable of change?
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The flag-waving of the Trump-Kim summit may suggest the fateful proposition of peace in our time, but the list of unknowns is too great to bank on any one outcome.
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The hard work of the meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un is already complete; now we just wait to see if the two play nicely.
The meeting between Trump and Kim Jong-un is going to be the most important will-they-won't-they in recent memory.
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We know any meeting will be eventful, but what exactly is on the agenda, and what's the likelihood of any real progress?