Rapid Round-up: Trump-Kim Summit: Experts share their views on the historic meeting

Se Young Jang; Michael Cohen; Sang Hyun Lee; Olga Krasnyak; Francis Grice; Daniel Fazio; Sarah A. Son; Stephen R. Nagy; Lauren Richardson

Rapid Round-up: Trump-Kim Summit: Experts share their views on the historic meeting

Se Young Jang, Michael Cohen, Sang Hyun Lee, Olga Krasnyak, Francis Grice, Daniel Fazio, Sarah A. Son, Stephen R. Nagy, Lauren Richardson

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Abstract

In this special Policy Forum Rapid Round-up, experts help sort the substance from the spectacle of the historic Trump-Kim meeting.

It was the off-again on-again meeting that has ignited the world’s inspiration and indignation. On Tuesday 12 June, Donald Trump shook hands with Kim Jong-un – the first time in history that a North Korean leader has met with a sitting US President. The two leaders who only last year traded threats and insults sat down for face-to-face talks on North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.

So what did the two leaders actually agree to? Is the meeting another major step toward peace and denuclearisation on the Korean Peninsula, or a continuation of the status quo? And what happens now? We asked the experts.

Original language	English
Publisher	Asia and the Pacific Policy Society
Publication status	Published - 13 Jun 2018

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

506007 International relations
601022 Contemporary history
601008 Science of history

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