WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump’s most dramatic first-term initiative was his summitry with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and as he faces stalled negotiations with Iran and little hope for a settlement in the Russia-Ukraine war, Pyongyang may get new attention.
Marking the seventh annivers of the first Trump-Kim summit in Singapore, the Seoul-based think tank Chey Institute for Advanced Studies and the conservative Hudson Institute released a joint study on Thursday exploring renewed U.S.-North Korea diplomacy.
