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Headline Roundup May 26th, 2018

Leaders of North and South Korea Have Second Meeting

Summary from the AllSides News Team

The news broke Saturday morning that South Korea's Moon Jae-in and the North's Kim Jong-un have met for a second time in the Demilitarized Zone. This meeting comes as there is uncertainty on whether the summit between North Korea and the United States will take place. Journalists from the right and left explore the possibility of the summit as well as what the next steps are.

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Korean leaders meet in surprise summit
Korean leaders meet in surprise summit

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The leaders of North and South Korea have met in the demilitarised border area between the two countries.

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What comes next for Trump and North Korea?
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President Trump is leaving the door open to a sit-down meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, despite abruptly canceling their previously planned summit this week over the authoritarian regime’s latest threat of nuclear war.

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Keeping Summit Hopes Alive Suggests Kim Jong-un May Need a Deal
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Ever since Kim Jong-un took over as the young, untested ruler of North Korea seven years ago, he has promised his country a future free from deprivation.

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