Commentary / World Mar 14, 2018
Could the Kim-Trump summit succeed?
by Ramesh Thakur
The Kim-Trump summit is an opportunity that will be difficult to seize and easy to squander.
Could the Kim-Trump summit succeed?
The Kim-Trump summit is an opportunity that will be difficult to seize and easy to squander.
New and creative thinking is needed to end the stalemate and change trajectories on the Korean Peninsula. But this is a very risky gamble.
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