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The Trump - Kim Summit Presented by North Korean State TV 特朗普金正恩高峰会谈在朝鲜的国家电视 
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First meeting between US president Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
[ABC Action News, Tampa / Florida, quoting CNN.]
[Straits Times, Singapore]
The " Turbo Agreement ":
Mr Trump and Mr Kim signed a document pledging to work toward complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
But the broad agreement was light on specifics, largely reiterating previous public statements and past commitments.
The statement details the two leaders' plans to cooperate on denuclearisation and peace on the Peninsula. It also reaffirmed the Panmunjom Declaration, signed after the North and South Korean leaders met on April 27, which stated the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) committed to work towards complete denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula.
When asked by a reporter what made this time different, Mr Trump said America had a different administration and a different president.
"The sanctions will come off when we are sure that the nukes are no longer a factor," Mr Trump said.
In exchange for Mr Kim handing over his nukes, Mr Trump has committed to providing security for America's old enemy.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and North Korean officials are due to hold follow-up negotiations "at the earliest possible date".
After the meeting, Mr Trump said he had formed a "special bond" with Mr Kim and the relationship with North Korea would be very different.
"This is going to lead to more and more and more.
[ABC News, headquarters Sydney / Australia, on June 12, 2018]
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美朝就无核化细节没谈拢特朗普金正恩还要“再碰面”
America and North Korea didn't approach details of denuclearization in the
talks between Trump and Kim Jong-un; it is necessary to "meet again".
长期关注朝鲜半岛无核化的学者和前官员对此次会谈结果看法有不小的分歧。 乐观者认为美朝领导人会晤是历史性突破，悲观者认为会谈并未带来实质性 无核化路线图，与美国之前和朝鲜的任何谈判结果相比更加空泛。
Scholars and former officials occupied with the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula are showing a greater difference of views when confronted with the results of the actual talks.
Optimists consider the meeting of the US and North Korean leaders as a historic breakthrough, while pessimists consider that the talks don't bring with them a substantial roadmap to denuclearization, and negotiation results are even more vague in comparison with any results reached before between the US and North Korea.
[CaiJing 财经 "Finance and Economics", China, published on June 12, 2018]
美国共和党议员敦促特朗普对朝鲜要谨慎行事
US Republican lawmakers urge Trump to act cautiously toward North Korea.
Quotations from the English version of the article:
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Unlike Trump’s exultant attitude toward the summit, Republican lawmakers used a much more discreet tone to urge Trump to proceed with caution.
“We should not overlook the fact that Kim Jong-un was a butcher and slaughtered his own people. This is very important,” US Senator John Kennedy told reporters.
"Trying to talk to such a person is like hand-feeding a shark. It's not that you can't do this, but that you must be very, very careful," he said.
Although it cannot be immediately determined whether Trump’s performance in Singapore will affect the ongoing mid-term Congressional elections, it is clear that the Republican Party has not fully accepted Trump’s enthusiasm for Kim Jong Eun.
Bob Corker, chairman of the United States Senate’s Foreign Affairs Committee, told Reuters: “It's hard to tell if something substantial happened.”
[Reuters, Chinese / English language service on June 13]
Spotlight on two controversial characters:
June 11 Tweet by Le Monde Diplomatique, Paris, showing an example of London street art.
- Fox News finally tells the truth and calls Trump a "dictator". -
In a Trump TV/Fox News broadcast the right-wing propagandist
Abby Huntsman referred to the upcoming summit as a meeting
between "two dictators", a qualified Freudian slip of the tongue.
Trump Kim: Impersonators buddy up in Singapore - BBC News.
Visitor to "blueprint news" coming from Rwanda in East Africa.
Visitor from Novi Sad, Serbia, reminding Obama's Speech on Transatlantic Partnership
held in Berlin in July 2008 before he became President of the United States.
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