The third inter-Korean summit: what to expect?



Analysis The third inter-Korean summit: what to expect? While the nuclear issue looms large, Pyongyang and Seoul have plenty else to talk about NK Pro April 25, 2018 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Berlinrider For the first time in over ten years, the leaders of the two Koreas will meet face-to-face on Friday on the southern side of Panmunjom. To say the world is watching would not be an exaggeration: the historic meeting could not come at a more critical time. Having postponed the “fire and fury” promised by U.S. President Donald Trump through surprise Olympic rapprochement and now a summit, Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in will need to emerge from the meeting with tangible results. This is especially so given that Kim’s own meeting with Read More © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. LATEST ANALYSIS 01A decade in making, North Korea’s first nuclear-powered submarine breaks cover 02What to know about the North Korean towns chosen for 2025 development push 03After $1.5B Bybit heist, North Korean hackers race to cash out the spoils 04North Korea resumes huge China border bridge project in sign of trade boost plan 05What North and South Korea saw in the explosive Trump-Zelensky spat 06How the Trump administration’s cyber agenda could embolden North Korean hackers 07Exclusive: North Korea testing larger new recon drone, pushing deployment plan 08DPRK arms shipments to Russia slow in early 2025 but Feb. sees renewed activity 09Satellite images show demolition at North Korea’s military parade training base 10North Korean ICBM factory upgrade project slows, satellite imagery shows

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The third inter-Korean summit: what to expect?

While the nuclear issue looms large, Pyongyang and Seoul have plenty else to talk about

NK Pro April 25, 2018

The third inter-Korean summit: what to expect?

Berlinrider

For the first time in over ten years, the leaders of the two Koreas will meet face-to-face on Friday on the southern side of Panmunjom.

To say the world is watching would not be an exaggeration: the historic meeting could not come at a more critical time. Having postponed the “fire and fury” promised by U.S. President Donald Trump through surprise Olympic rapprochement and now a summit, Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in will need to emerge from the meeting with tangible results.

This is especially so given that Kim’s own meeting with

01A decade in making, North Korea’s first nuclear-powered submarine breaks cover
02What to know about the North Korean towns chosen for 2025 development push
03After $1.5B Bybit heist, North Korean hackers race to cash out the spoils
04North Korea resumes huge China border bridge project in sign of trade boost plan
05What North and South Korea saw in the explosive Trump-Zelensky spat
06How the Trump administration’s cyber agenda could embolden North Korean hackers
07Exclusive: North Korea testing larger new recon drone, pushing deployment plan
08DPRK arms shipments to Russia slow in early 2025 but Feb. sees renewed activity
09Satellite images show demolition at North Korea’s military parade training base
10North Korean ICBM factory upgrade project slows, satellite imagery shows

The third inter-Korean summit: what to expect?

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