The Trump administration is in the process of arranging for North Korean officials to come to the United States for talks. The gathering would be the first such meeting in five years, according to the Washington Post. But the effort could be complicated by North Korea’s…<\/b>
The Trump administration is in the process of arranging for North Korean officials to come to the United States for talks.
The gathering would be the first such meeting in five years, according to the Washington Post. But the effort could be complicated by North Korea’s recent test of a ballistic missile and the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s half brother.
The talks suggest that North Korea sees new possibilities for cooperation with the United States under President Trump .
China Saturday announced it would not purchase North Korean coal for the rest of the year in apparent punishment for the country’s ballistic missile test.
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