US-North Korea: Trump says summit with Kim is back on
Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong-un in Singapore on 12 June is back on, the US president says, a week after it was scrapped. Mr Trump made the announcement after talks with a senior North Korean envoy at the White House. The envoy, General Kim Yong-chol, hand-delivered a letter from the North Korean leader to President Trump.
Trump cancels Kim summit amid North Korea 'hostility' - BBC News
US President Donald Trump has cancelled a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, blaming "tremendous anger and open hostility" from the North. He said it was possible a meeting could still take place but warned North Korea against committing "foolish" acts. The meeting would have discussed ways of denuclearising the Korean peninsula, building on a historic North-South Korea summit in April.
North Korea frees three US detainees ahead of Trump summit
Left to right: Kim Hak-song, Kim Dong-chul, Tony Kim North Korea has freed three US citizens from prison, according to a tweet from US President Donald Trump. It is viewed as a goodwill gesture ahead of a historic summit between Mr Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong-un. Mr Trump said he would greet the men when they return with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has been in Pyongyang to arrange the
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Trump 'ready to meet North Korea's Kim Jong-un' - BBC News