President Donald Trump has made clear that he wants to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un again, saying he hopes to arrange a meeting later this year. The two leaders held their first historic summit in Singapore in 2018, a second in Vietnam in 2019, and a brief meeting at the Demilitarized Zone later in 2019. However, the Hanoi summit ended without an agreement after the two sides failed to bridge their differences over North Korea’s denuclearization and U.S. sanctions.

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Kim Yo Jong, a senior North Korean official and Kim Jong Un’s sister, recently said there was no special communication between Washington and Pyongyang. Although Trump has spoken positively about his relationship with Kim and expressed his desire to meet him, North Korea has not responded in kind. Even the reduction of major U.S.-South Korean military exercises was not welcomed by Pyongyang as a goodwill gesture. 

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