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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in China on a two-day visit, Chinese state television said on Tuesday, his third visit to the North's major ally this year.
After North Korea, China was the biggest beneficiary of Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un, some political experts say. US News & World Report has the story.
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The revelation that Jared Kushner opened up the back channel that led to breakthrough communication between the US and North Korea underscores the highly unorthodox nature of Mr. Trump's White House, where family and personalized ties have shaped US foreign relations, The Financial Times reports.
South Korea and the United States are expected to announce the suspension of "large-scale" military drills this week.
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The president addressed the Mueller probe, immigration and his relationship with Kim Jong Un.
It is unclear whether Trump referred to Americans broadly or executive branch staff.
Trump says he's taking the action "in light of China's theft of intellectual property and technology and its other unfair trade practices."
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Julian Robertson, founder of Tiger Management, says President Trump has done an "excellent job" but should have "better demeanor" and be more of a "moral standard bearer for the nation."
The Trump administration's tariff list is expected to include between 800 and 900 Chinese products.
The U.S. must establish a robust process for handling North Korea that can truly deal with the issues threatening security and stability in the region, says retired Gen. Wesley Clark.
Putin also said he welcomed the meeting between the North Korean leader and U.S. President Donald Trump.
Carlos Gutierrez, Albright Stonebridge chairman and former Commerce secretary, discusses President Trump's summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un and the president's trade spats with U.S. allies following the G-7 meeting.
Tough sanctions will remain on North Korea until its complete denuclearization, the U.S. secretary of state said on Thursday.
In questioning America's security alliance with South Korea, President Donald Trump delivered a shock to his Asian allies while boosting China's hand.
Japan is working on arranging a meeting between Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, with one possibility including the premier's visit to Pyongyang around August, the Yomiuri newspaper reported.
Charles Armstrong of Columbia University says the U.S. appears to be playing a longer game on its negotiation efforts with North Korea that has caught allies off guard.
European markets closed higher Wednesday afternoon, as investors waited for the latest monetary policy decision from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises will resume if North Korea stops negotiating in good faith over its nuclear program.
U.S. President Donald Trump, after his historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, said Pyongyang no longer posed a nuclear threat.
