Trump sees ‘good chance’ of North Korea deal in second Kim summit
Al JazeeraUS president tells CBS’ Face the Nation ‘meeting is set’ with N Korean leader, voices optimism about China trade deal. Donald Trump has said he sees a “good chance” of reaching a deal with North Korea on denuclearisation, as senior US and South Korean officials met to discuss an upcoming second summit between the US president and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. South Korean media reported Biegun and his North Korean counterpart Kim Hyok Chol would likely meet at the inter-Korean border village of Panmunjom or in the North’s capital of Pyongyang early this week. Separately in the Face the Nation interview, Trump praised China as having been “very helpful” with the North Korean issue, and went on to express optimism about the prospect of a deal with Beijing to end a US-China dispute which last year saw the world’s two largest economies slapping tariffs on more than $360bn in two-way trade. “It looks like we’re doing very well with making a deal with China,” said Trump, who struck an upbeat note following two days of US-China trade talks at the White House this week.