Beyond promise of united Korea, disarmament may depend on Trump
Apr 30, 2018
3 minutes
Last week’s summit between South and North Korea was full of feel-good symbolism. South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un grinned and held hands while stepping back and forth into each other’s territory. They planted a tree using water and soil from both sides of the Korean border. They took tea and talked for 30 minutes.
After the meeting was over, North Korea even announced it would shift its time zone to align with that of the South. Mr. Kim had found it a “a
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