Trump May Pursue North Korea Engagement Following Midterm Setback
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Following the US midterm elections, President Trump could attempt to re-engage with North Korea, though such efforts risk straining relationships with regional allies. Analysts suggest North Korea may be in a stronger negotiating position, though the outcome of any such outreach remains uncertain.
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Trump could woo North Korea after midterm setback, but Kim may not respond (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
SEOUL/TOKYO/WASHINGTON, Nov 6 - The rebuke President Donald Trump suffered in the US midterm elections could prompt him to step up efforts to re-engage North Korea, but any willingness to make major concessions risks creating friction with regional allies.
Trump could woo North Korea after midterm setback, but Kim may not respond (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
There is little incentive at the moment for Kim Jong Un to respond, analysts say.
Trump-Kim reset after midterm blow? Why North Korea may hold the cards (opens Times of India in a new tab)
