North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese President Xi Jinping attend a meeting in Beijing, China, in this undated photo released June 20, 2018 by North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency.
Stadler, who also is a member of the Volkswagen Group’s management board, is now the highest-ranking executive to be arrested in connection with the company’s diesel-emissions scandal.
Since the summit, Trump has boasted about his meeting with Kim in unrealistic terms, claiming he’d solved the North Korean nuclear issue and “everybody can now feel much safer than the day I took office”.
“Mr Trump’s unconventional approach leaves a lot to be desired in the foreign policy of the United States, but there was no other path to this less-than-satisfying but digestible outcome”.
President Donald Trump’s choice to be the next ambassador to South Korea has told senators that he believes the USA must continue to worry about the nuclear threat from North Korea.
Many lawmakers from both parties, while unready to declare the summit a diplomatic victory or defeat, remained skeptical the US could successfully negotiate a deal toward peace with Kim – but are letting the process play out.
Critics of the summit leapt at the leaders’ handshake and the moonlight stroll mr Kim took on Monday night along the glittering Singapore waterfront, saying it was further evidence that Mr Trump was helping legitimise Mr Kim on the world stage as an equal of the United...
President Donald Trump declared Wednesday that the North Korean regime no longer poses a nuclear threat following his summit with Kim Jong Un, even though the meeting produced no verifiable proof that the rogue regime will discontinue its nuclear program.
Trump admitted North Korea’s rights record is a “rough situation”, but then shifted the focus to bringing home the remains of US soldiers from the Korean War.
Just hours after returning from his summit with North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Un, Trump was quick to take cheap shots at the very institution that helped make America great. And that’s not all.
North Korea’s state media said Wednesday that its leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump shared the view that “step-by-step” and “simultaneous” actions are important to achieve peace and denuclearization.