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Donald Trump reportedly wants Kim Jong Un back at the negotiating table. According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump has discussed meeting the North Korean leader as early as this fall, potentially reviving direct nuclear diplomacy. A possible opportunity could come during Trump’s expected Asia trip for the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, in November. But Kim would enter any new talks with greater leverage. North Korea has expanded its nuclear capabilities, advanced its missile programs, and strengthened military ties with Russia. If a summit happens, Trump could face a significantly tougher negotiation than during his previous encounters with Kim Jong Un.




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00:04Donald Trump wants Kim Jong-un back at the negotiating table.
00:09The U.S. president is reportedly pushing his aides to arrange a face-to-face meeting with the North Korean
00:15leader as early as this fall.
00:17And the timing could be explosive.
00:20Trump may travel to Asia in November for the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China,
00:25potentially creating an opportunity for another Trump-Kim encounter.
00:30But this time, Kim Jong-un would be meeting Trump from a position of much greater strength.
00:36North Korea has expanded its nuclear arsenal, developed more advanced missiles, and deepened military cooperation with Russia.
00:44So is Trump preparing for another historic summit or walking into a far more difficult negotiation?
00:51According to U.S. officials cited by The Wall Street Journal, Trump has privately discussed the possibility of meeting Kim
00:59Jong-un in person.
01:01The reported goal is to revive direct nuclear diplomacy with Pyongyang.
01:06No formal planning is currently underway, but the possibility of a meeting could become much more realistic if Trump travels
01:13to Asia later this year.
01:15One potential opportunity is the Asia-Pacific Economic Summit in November.
01:21World leaders are expected to gather in Shenzhen, China.
01:24Trump and Kim have a history unlike almost any other U.S.-North Korean relationship.
01:30Their first summit took place in Singapore in 2018.
01:34A second meeting followed in Hanoi in 2019.
01:38But those talks collapsed without a deal on denuclearization.
01:42Later that year, Trump and Kim met again at the Korean demilitarized zone.
01:47That meeting produced historic images, but no breakthrough agreement.
01:52Seven years later, the strategic situation has changed dramatically.
01:57North Korea has expanded its nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities.
02:01And Pyongyang now has an increasingly important military relationship with Moscow.
02:06North Korea is no longer approaching negotiations from the same position it held in 2018.
02:13Pyongyang has continued developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
02:18At the same time, its partnership with Russia has grown significantly.
02:22North Korean troops have been reportedly deployed to support Russia's war effort,
02:27while military technology and other forms of cooperation have expanded.
02:31That creates a difficult calculation for Washington.
02:35Trump may believe his personal relationship with Kim could reopen communication.
02:40But Kim could now demand far more in return.
02:43And Pyongyang may be less willing than ever to discuss giving up its nuclear capabilities.
02:49Trump's latest outreach also comes after a major change in U.S.-South Korean military exercises.
02:55The president recently moved to substantially scale back joint drills,
03:00describing them as inappropriate given his relationship with Kim.
03:04Trump has also suggested that Kim has responded positively to his latest overtures.
03:09A White House official said the two leaders would meet at an appropriate time.
03:14South Korea is watching the possibility carefully.
03:17Supporters of renewed Trump-Kim diplomacy argue that direct contact could reduce tensions on the Korean peninsula.
03:24After years of stalled negotiations, even a simple reopening of communication could be significant.
03:31But Seoul also has concerns.
03:33A deal negotiated directly between Trump and Kim could potentially create problems for the U.S.-South Korean alliance.
03:41There are also fears that Washington could accept North Korea's nuclear status as a reality,
03:47rather than demanding complete denuclearization.
03:50The potential meeting could happen during Trump's next Asia trip.
03:54The November APEC summit in Shenzhen is one possible setting.
03:58But there is another major player watching closely.
04:02China.
04:03Beijing would have an important role in any diplomatic activity taking place during a major international gathering on Chinese soil.
04:11The biggest question is simple.
04:14Can Trump achieve what he could not achieve in 2019?
04:17The president believes his personal relationship with Kim could provide a pathway back to diplomacy.
04:24But North Korea has spent years strengthening its nuclear arsenal and expanding its military partnerships.
04:31Kim Jong-un could therefore enter any new summit with considerably more leverage.
04:36For Trump, the stakes are high.
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