For the U.S. and North Korea to make progress in talks, the two sides need to demonstrate a flexibility that wasn't evident at their previous summit meetings, writes mgordonwsj
The warmth President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un displayed in their Sunday meeting along the border of the two Koreas had one tangible result: an agreement to begin new working-level talks after nearly half a year of stalemate.
But to make progress in those talks, which are expected to begin this month, the two sides need to demonstrate a flexibility that wasn’t evident at the summit meetings they held in Singapore and Hanoi, former officials say.
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