A summit at Panmunjom, while Trump Administration growls threats from the sidelines?
South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in has extended an offer to his counterparts in Pyongyang for a meeting at Panmunjom, the site where the armistice was signed between the two countries, to try to de-escalate the crisis. The Wall Street Journal reports the Chinese are all thumbs-up about the initiative:
No word from the Norks yet as to whether they will consent—previous overtures by Moon have gone nowhere—but given China’s enthusiasm, maybe something comes of it this time.
