President Trump meets Kim Jong Un
Trump, sitting next to Kim Jong Un, predicts summit will be "tremendously successful"
Trump, sitting next to Kim Jong Un, predicts summit will be "tremendously successful"
U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Singapore on Sunday for a historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that could lay the groundwork for ending a nuclear stand-off between the old foes and the transformation of the isolated state.
North Korea has said it is still willing to talk "at any time in any form" after US President Donald Trump abruptly cancelled his meeting with Kim Jong-un.
North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels used for nuclear testing on Thursday, media reported, as part of steps that have reduced tension on the Korean peninsula and raised the possibility of a summit with the United States.
President Donald Trump welcomed three Americans who had been held prisoner in North Korea back home on Thursday, thanking its leader Kim Jong Un for their release and sounding upbeat about a planned U.S.-North Korea summit.
Kim Jong-un and the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, come face to face at the inter-Korean meeting in the demilitarised zone.
US officials have held direct talks with North Korea on setting up a historic summit with its leader, President Donald Trump has announced.
What will be only the third-ever such meeting was announced on Thursday when senior officials from the two Koreas met. The announcement comes a day after news emerged of discussions between Mr Kim and Chinese President Xi Jinping.