Category: World Politics

The Impossible State: Listen to a new CSIS podcast for an insiders discussion on North Korea https://t.co/Gn7sV8TuHV pic.twitter.com/sUl1c3fSE8

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 13, 2018

The main takeaways from the Singapore summit, explained in less than 90 seconds https://t.co/BJYOUpN879 pic.twitter.com/jaf1eaB8bV

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 13, 2018

Stunning our allies: What to expect after the Singapore summit https://t.co/m3gClbiqPE pic.twitter.com/daoTsrWXxz

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 13, 2018

.@VictorDCha for @nytimes: "Trump and Kim Have Just Walked Us Back From the Brink of War" https://t.co/hjaobPexN4

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong-un has achieved what his father and grandfather couldn’t achieve: to command an audience with the president of the United States without giving anything away. https://t.co/aPO20P0BJj

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 12, 2018

CSIS study: Periods when the U.S. negotiates with North Korea correlate with a decrease in North Korean provocations: https://t.co/BZpiIda2Md pic.twitter.com/5ORtjEf5qi

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 12, 2018

“Once the reality-show theatrics of the Singapore summit meeting subside, we are left with the reality that North Korea was just recognized as a de facto nuclear weapons power,” explain @NarangVipin and @nktpnd in @nytimes.https://t.co/cuKgDnCziR pic.twitter.com/7pRABqMaVO

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 14, 2018

“A positive reset in North Korean-Chinese relations is another side effect of the Singapore summit—a fact that was underlined when Kim returned home on a special Air China flight,” says @AlexGabuev of @CarnegieRu: https://t.co/4jAd5NSEd0 pic.twitter.com/6tfIYforcg

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

“It’s not impossible that the Singapore summit will spark a process that succeeds, over the long term, in curbing the threat from North Korea. Unfortunately, however, that outcome is also pretty unlikely right now,” says @james_acton32 in @HuffPost.
https://t.co/iJS1PYDVQq pic.twitter.com/RHaHUFRA9S

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

“America’s allies are at a loss about how to deal with Trump,” says @Judy_Dempsey, and the “summit with Kim Jong-un may further convince the U.S. president that traditional allies are dispensable.” @Carnegie_Europehttps://t.co/PmtX9qbvfV pic.twitter.com/agRVjZdoU2

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

“In some sense, the meeting was the easiest part,” @paulhaenle said of the Trump-Kim summit on @business.https://t.co/Hhkc23n6Sg

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

You can read the full report here: https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS

“Security Spillover: Regional Implications of Evolving Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula” by @toby_dalton, @zhaot2005, and @narumichishita.
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

“As efforts to negotiate and implement a denuclearization agreement with North Korea get under way, it is imperative that Seoul, Washington, Tokyo, and Beijing develop a more lasting framework for cross-regional dialogue” to mitigate future conflict in the region.
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

However, U.S.–ROK cooperation is necessary despite potential spillover effects as “the chances of North Korea voluntarily giving up its existing nuclear capabilities in the foreseeable future remain low” despite the de-escalation of tensions since the beginning of 2018.
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

One region where these spillover effects would be especially evident is China: Beijing would most likely view strengthened U.S. extended nuclear deterrence “as part of a geostrategic strategy to contain China.”https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

U.S.–ROK cooperation will continue to have “broad spillover effects, potentially creating new tensions with China and complicating alliance relations with Japan,” possibly leading to further instability in the region.https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

In this new paper, @toby_dalton, @zhaot2005, and @narumichishita discuss the regional implications of U.S.–South Korea (ROK) cooperation regarding strengthening capabilities to deter North Korean coercive behavior.https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

Here’s a first look at a new @carnegienpp paper from @toby_dalton, @zhaot2005, and @narumichishita, “Security Spillover: Regional Implications of Evolving Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula.” https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS

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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

.@zhaot2005: “As soon as Mr. Trump agreed to meet Mr. Kim, America lost the bargaining power painstakingly built up over recent years as international sanctions have tightened.” Read his full quote in @TheEconomist: https://t.co/LkMQEDqe6A pic.twitter.com/cYX16PTubo

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

No one knows for sure what will happen in Singapore. These are some of the possibilities.

Read @JBWolfsthal in @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/7X7zocCFke pic.twitter.com/Np0qaU3zZA

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 11, 2018

“I don’t see a resolution to the North Korean issue unless we have China on board.” Former U.S. chief negotiator at the #sixpartytalks and @CarnegieEndow nonresident senior fellow @ambchrishill discusses the importance of U.S.-China cooperation on #NorthKorea. pic.twitter.com/N1MSjYT0WH

— Carnegie-Tsinghua (@CarnegieBeijing) June 12, 2018

“The sticking point, historically…NKoreans have insisted we make the first move,”Farkas said.“In the past we did,&we got burned… North Koreans gain our trust by taking irreversible actions early, if not first.” https://t.co/StnMdtieYL… @ACScowcroft @ACEurasia @JesseRodriguez

— EvelynFarkas (@EvelynNFarkas) June 11, 2018

My scenesetter interview for the #SingaporeSummit on @FoxBusiness:   Still not sure we have a clear and unambiguous commitment to denuclearization from #KimJongUn. https://t.co/LzqpwfLbbi

— Alexander Vershbow (@ARVershbow) June 11, 2018

A new report from @CarnegieEndow @toby_dalton, Narushige Michishita, and @zhaot2005 – https://t.co/K8eDHatfzz pic.twitter.com/JJ2UasTDwv

— Togzhan Kassenova (@tkassenova) June 12, 2018

Former US Amb to South Korea @ARVershbow writes for New Atlanticist → "#TrumpKimSummit: What About Denuclearization?" https://t.co/gWwZsbyOfp pic.twitter.com/TT3kS74fEx

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

Chinese missile launchers reappear on disputed South China Sea island https://t.co/rUljjWsnZY pic.twitter.com/bRAqmephD0

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

Scowcroft center experts @Rmanning4, @ToddRosenblum1, and @MiyeonOhDC talk to New Atlanticist about the #TrumpKimSummit, and implications of Trump's comments on military exercises for the US-ROK alliance https://t.co/y1L86fT4rX pic.twitter.com/A1Bu9kG9Yl

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

"If denuclearization is not taken up.. then the #SingaporeSummit will be remembered as one among many US-North Korean high-level meetings that led nowhere," writes Scowcroft Center director @BarryPavel https://t.co/A71tjZxCP8

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

Mattis targets China, NKorea at Asian security summit https://t.co/XjHyzjBdQm pic.twitter.com/hWHOLD7VEy

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 12, 2018

#TrumpKimSummit: Expect the Unexpected | @AshishSen talks to Scowcroft Center senior fellow @Rmanning4 https://t.co/XbrsxQ5OTo pic.twitter.com/wSbduuukoX

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 11, 2018

"From a strategic perspective, it is really important to remember that North Korea did not agree to anything in Singapore that they have not agreed to in the past." https://t.co/9PquYTwusY pic.twitter.com/MnuO8BOn6U

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) June 12, 2018

"For Kim to be able to present himself as an equal of the US president was a longtime goal, and a concession it is not clear that Trump even knows he made." – @Rmanning4 https://t.co/RPh334lWEU pic.twitter.com/XyV5CYoivL

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) June 12, 2018

The #SingaporeSummit is over. Now Mike Pompeo needs to sort out just what the U.S. and North Korea agreed to.https://t.co/obBolEdsGL

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 14, 2018

The worst case scenario after the Singapore summit?
That Trump is "so invested in his own fantasy of saving the world that he will overlook almost any violation of whatever agreement the two sides reach," says @JamesTraub1.https://t.co/4fjCZB4juw

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 14, 2018

Trump walked away from the Singapore summit with mere jujubes in his pocket, William Tobey writes.https://t.co/MCLzfvRsaC

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 14, 2018

.@realdonaldtrump demonstrated that he has the authority to give unconditional pardons not only to felons at home, but also on the international stage, writes Michael J. Green (@JapanChair). https://t.co/Km5j8GyXPi

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

A promise of denuclearization would be a genuinely important step forward. But that’s not the only threat North Korea poses — and if Trump really cares about the big picture, he needs to remember that.

From Troy Stangarone: https://t.co/c8uNSc9FO6

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

How to manage a great summit 101. Here are some lessons from Nixon-Mao and Reagan-Gorbachev.

From @BWJ777:https://t.co/1dYWyufKso

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Trump’s storyline positions him as the hero able to do what no other president could: bring peace to the Korean Peninsula and denuclearize North Korea.

But it’s all a farce.

From @WonkVJ: https://t.co/lnyglpipsQ

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

In Singapore, @realdonaldtrump demonstrated that he has the authority to give unconditional pardons not only to felons at home, but also on the international stage.

From @JapanChair: https://t.co/Km5j8GyXPi

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Just how do you prove a country has given up its nuclear weapons? With difficulty, if this cold-war era war-game is anything to go by.

From @weinbergersa: https://t.co/djmxhhZ6p6

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Donald Trump, Nobel laureate? Probably not, writes @Doug_Bandow: https://t.co/iRt99rZY7s

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Sadly, Trump walked away from the Singapore summit with mere jujubes in his pocket, William Tobey writes.https://t.co/MCLzfvRsaC

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

The #TrumpKimSummit elicited mixed feelings from the defector community.https://t.co/Bn7inwvIlI

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

“What they wanted to tell the Americans is, ‘Okay, so you know we have … uranium capabilities to the bomb. And by the way, you’ll never know how much we have and you’ll never know where it all is.’”

What it's actually like inside North Korea's borders: https://t.co/K5KgZlf5PE

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

NOW: CFR's @sheilasmithcfr and Patricia M. Kim assess the #TrumpKimSummit with @garysamorehks and J. Stapleton Roy. Watch LIVE: https://t.co/x7bp8943x5 #CFRLive

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

How did the #TrumpKimSummit compare to past nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea? https://t.co/0lACXhb862

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

Despite the drama and historic nature of the #TrumpKimSummit, the outcome did not live up to the hype, says @snydersas https://t.co/XFJweDk42Q

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

.@RichardHaass writes for @Axios: "The problem is less (as so many are saying) the legitimacy the president accorded the North Korean leader, so much as the one-sided outcome that yielded little in the way of substance." https://t.co/dzTTQz9u6d

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 12, 2018

If the United States and North Korea are to have a new relationship, it must include the human rights dimension, argues CFR's Elliott Abrams https://t.co/P6TB28y2ZJ pic.twitter.com/tJztwVSSOn

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 12, 2018

President Trump announced that Kim Jong-un has agreed to denuclearization. Get the background on North Korea's current nuclear capabilities: https://t.co/wkxQnfSkun

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

China is North Korea’s biggest trade partner and arguably has the most leverage on Kim Jong-un’s regime. Here's what to know about the relationship: https://t.co/wadMzp49BB

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

What keeps current Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un in power is not simply nuclear weapons but also the powerful narrative that is spun to keep the North Korean people from rebelling. https://t.co/lNNiUt1tKh

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 12, 2018

No previous U.S. president considered it prudent to embark on summitry with so little preparation or on terms so favorable to the other side. https://t.co/DTxyLjlRKG

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 13, 2018

For decades, North Korea has proliferated weapons, including conventional arms, ballistic missiles, and chemical agents, to states such as Iran and Syria. https://t.co/9hvv2QjKsO

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 13, 2018

Whatever Trump promises, North Korea will not agree to what National Security Adviser John Bolton has in mind: an immediate surrender of all its nuclear arsenal and equipment. https://t.co/yPVRhQN1Gr

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 12, 2018

The Trump administration needs to rethink its desire for a quick, sweeping deal that solves the problem posed by North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs and instead opt for something more gradual and modest that would, at best, manage it. https://t.co/AV76TUzV0H

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 11, 2018

A North Korean collapse could create a problem of loose nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons on China’s doorstep. https://t.co/GhnfqjiVln

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 13, 2018

"I don't think they accomplished anything except for a photo op…We effectively gave up one of our most important chits in the longer term negotiation for nothing."

Senator @ChrisMurphyCT talks to @paulwaldman1 about the North Korea summit:https://t.co/NWQmm48bZg

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) June 12, 2018

Singapore Summit was a 'nothing burger', @FitzpatrickIISS writes. But he adds that Trump and Kim have reduced the threat of war each was responsible for heightening last year. https://t.co/Q8Amo5iXdU pic.twitter.com/Zs1mZwnaPs

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 13, 2018

New US-North Korea agreement 'amounts to far less than was reached in previous agreements in 1992, 1993, 1994, 2000, 2005 and 2007' – @FitzpatrickIISS | https://t.co/Q8Amo5iXdU #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/6R8XfdQZt9

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

In the event of war, Seoul could use the Korea Massive Punishment & Retaliation Strategy to strike the North's high command. More details in our new free report: https://t.co/bLi47Ak1mv #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/wV45RY7dQ7

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

Cyber attacks against US/South Korean targets attributed to North Korea. There's more on Pyongyang's cyber capability in our new report: https://t.co/bLi47Ak1mv #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/13QRvf5xg2

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

Mapped: North Korea's air power. New, free IISS report containts in-depth examination of military power on the Korean Peninsula. https://t.co/e5DEyEY8tn #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/cGYczZlzBy

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

"The South Koreans may well find ways to work around sanctions or interpret them in a way that allows them to re-up economic engagement” – @FitzpatrickIISS https://t.co/32sbi17KEC

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 11, 2018

'So long as Japan and South Korea feel protected by the US, including by its ‘nuclear umbrella’, they have no need to consider nuclear armaments of their own.' @FitzpatrickIISS urges Trump to stand with his regional allies. https://t.co/c0VyAou7Pp #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/ijuIerDs6k

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 11, 2018

Before #TrumpKimSummit, see how key regional players view the threat from Pyongyanghttps://t.co/RSf04duIK9

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 11, 2018

What did Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un actually agree on? @FitzpatrickIISS explains that "historic" document. #TrumpKim 📻 pic.twitter.com/MCBAJ1AepF

— BBC Newshour (@BBCNewshour) June 12, 2018

A reminder of the 20 #NorthKorea ballistic missile tests last year https://t.co/8ddYhlKieV #SLD18 pic.twitter.com/eVrGN8finA

— Joseph Dempsey (@JosephHDempsey) June 2, 2018

"America First" today: "America Alone" in the long run https://t.co/laDrU53vTn

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 13, 2018

Mr Kim will be thrilled. He has now implicitly been recognised as an equal by a sitting American president https://t.co/NtDCDhOP8h

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 12, 2018

How does Donald Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un compare with other historical summits? https://t.co/5qZuTyK0N5 pic.twitter.com/VPUrUsai6B

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 12, 2018

"This is what Trump needs to do to make North Korea get rid of their nukes" https://t.co/7SnQDsX4uC

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Mike Pompeo says U.S. will resume war games with South Korea if North Korea stops acting in good faith https://t.co/uiqEnK6KKT

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

National Security Council says it created that video President Trump showed Kim Jong Un before the North Korean Summit https://t.co/vyQptBrsng

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

"Trump ending war games with South Korea isn't a 'stunning concession.' It's long overdue" https://t.co/U6JYOTNmpy

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

There are 5,300 U.S. service members buried in North Korea. The Trump-Kim agreement could bring them home https://t.co/RJNJTwJ3wK

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

There's a good reason Sylvester Stallone has a cameo in Trump's North Korea film https://t.co/0mdXYcq3pC

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

"The North Korea summit gave Trump a genuine victory. But China may benefit most," writes @ianbremmer https://t.co/Rnilf4pM4Y

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Otto Warmbier's parents praise President Trump and hope "something positive" comes from the North Korea summit https://t.co/9tv7CC3DzR

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Meet the "unsung hero" who interpreted for President Trump during his 1-on-1 with Kim Jong Un https://t.co/PMamSFbnNB

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Lawmakers are hesitant to judge the North Korea summit just yet https://t.co/cIDNLDq9nZ

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

"Donald Trump has successfully cleaned up North Korea's brand" https://t.co/NdaIipOpIz

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Norwegian lawmakers joined a set of Republicans in nominating Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize https://t.co/8HOOEvTywy pic.twitter.com/oIT5PuHbAO

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Kim Jong Un has Donald Trump right where he wants him | Opinion https://t.co/GT0nwG29EW pic.twitter.com/7ZmhdGaszB

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Awkward: Trump official wrote tweet criticizing Obama over hypothetical Kim Jong Un handshake https://t.co/oSIgvJcKEo pic.twitter.com/WXyWctocWL

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Trump echoed North Korean propaganda about U.S. ‘war games,’ a CIA analyst says https://t.co/swoYZFQjiz pic.twitter.com/DIgxqcOl55

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Seeing U.S. flag alongside North Korea's was "disgusting," says ex-CIA official https://t.co/DIupnJR5Jc pic.twitter.com/RvnsiWHhQ1

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Kim Jong Un will probably keep nukes despite deal with Trump, says Russian senator https://t.co/PNUQAkU5gf pic.twitter.com/nknNCRS1zg

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Donald Trump gave Kim Jong Un a "propaganda film" showing North Korean leader as "hero of his people" https://t.co/6TQ6QnDIzI pic.twitter.com/D1DGgF0WPn

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Donald Trump, who once accused Kim Jong Un of human rights abuses, now claims North Koreans love their leader https://t.co/ZOWnQlZJa9 pic.twitter.com/wCIOgJtusd

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Russia praised Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un, and plans to be involved in North Korea's peace plan https://t.co/rH6aQzers3 pic.twitter.com/f2wKQ1gqnc

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 12, 2018

Jim Carrey's latest political painting targets Trump and Kim Jong Un's historic summit meeting. https://t.co/sSJTrU84ya pic.twitter.com/ORn3HQ4jX4

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 12, 2018

Still confused about the Trump-Kim summit? 12 pressing questions, answered https://t.co/nrFNaOvqla

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) June 13, 2018

If Trump and Kim are texting each other, it’s probably on an iPhone https://t.co/4yF0QRBiz1

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) June 13, 2018

Trump and Kim signed a 4-point peace pledge at their summit. Here’s what it says https://t.co/DePeDZnA3d

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) June 12, 2018

What will #NorthKorea demand in return for some level of denuclearization? "The biggest danger is that the U.S. will be tempted to trade conventional force posture for nukes," – @abigailcgrace briefs @washingtonpost on the pitfalls of the upcoming summit: https://t.co/OJUPXjFHVL

— CNAS (@CNASdc) June 11, 2018

'Xi Jinping is a happier man today than he was a few months ago'. Find out why in the new commentary from Charles Parton, "China’s Xi Jinping Will Sleep More Soundly After the Singapore Summit". Read now: https://t.co/Ae35Fj9xW1

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) June 13, 2018

Trump on Kim Jong Un: "If you can do that at 27-years-old, I mean, that's one in 10,000 that can do that." https://t.co/rm4A7auqNR

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) June 14, 2018

With all the uncertainty around the June 12 summit between President Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong-un, it's essential to stay informed. Read everything @BrookingsInst experts are saying about the meeting: https://t.co/MOpKqlE71p pic.twitter.com/TGg3f1ficZ

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) June 4, 2018

“Until recently, U.S. officials had asserted that complete, verifiable, irreversible disarmament was the minimum threshold for a deal in North Korea. Now, no longer.” https://t.co/HN6VtJxOhn pic.twitter.com/pxH10p1pBE

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) June 13, 2018

One of Obama’s top Asia advisors compares what Trump and Kim each achieved in Singapore: https://t.co/nghlHlML3U

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) June 13, 2018

Human rights missing in Trump–Kim summit https://t.co/nJBXcGiksj

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

The Singapore Summit’s Failure on North Korean Human Rights https://t.co/ZehcDRbijH

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

Kim Jong Un Grabs the Headlines At Home, But What Did Trump Get From the Historic Summit? https://t.co/r8tk93DLrr

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

Rational Security: The 'De-Nuked' Edition
https://t.co/BMEgzV27qO

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

North Korea’s dispersed and hidden weapons complex highlights the challenge of denuclearization https://t.co/qq50cq6OHU

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump says North Korea is 'no longer' a nuclear threat. The Pentagon budget suggests otherwise. https://t.co/nYehE7VCbO

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

The National Security Law Podcast: Live from Singapore, Malaysia?!
https://t.co/C0pMLBjYM4

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Secretary of State Pompeo calls questions about gaps in Trump-Kim statement ‘insulting and ridiculous’ https://t.co/ybsY8r4Xay

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

The Trump Kim Summit: Why History Doesn’t Always Repeat Itself https://t.co/x208SlpHeh

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump–Kim summit: negotiating weakness https://t.co/l3fvkvVvHX

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump–Kim summit: Moon’s conflicted achievement https://t.co/yvE1XbfGq7

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump celebrates Singapore accord with North Korea, but substance has yet to be revealed https://t.co/Voj5iqPfze

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 12, 2018

"There are all sorts of things you have to do in foreign policy…You have to hold your nose and deal with beasts. But you don’t have to tell outrageous and insulting lies, and you don’t have to break faith with American values, and human values." https://t.co/BC0iAw48BR

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) June 12, 2018

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— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) June 12, 2018

North Korea Wins Suspension of U.S. Military Exercise in Exchange for Promises, Magic Beans https://t.co/QdyDMEyx4X pic.twitter.com/UqLYb8QOvw

— National Review (@NRO) June 13, 2018

Kim’s Big Day https://t.co/cafnKnyXB2 pic.twitter.com/8MqQY0xZXO

— National Review (@NRO) June 13, 2018

Today was a step toward a Korean Peninsula united — under Pyongyang. https://t.co/NWr8fgh6bh via @MichaelBD pic.twitter.com/NhdZwFudSb

— National Review (@NRO) June 12, 2018

Bernie Sanders Praises Trump-Kim Summit As ‘Positive Step’ https://t.co/JKIESdndJ6 pic.twitter.com/HSrCsvNQiH

— National Review (@NRO) June 13, 2018

Keeping North Koreans in the dark has helped Kim Jong-un and his predecessors stay in power. https://t.co/HDmRnDJ8HE via @PWRHungry pic.twitter.com/2pGrrWB3Di

— National Review (@NRO) June 12, 2018

On Wednesday morning, Chosun Ilbo, South Korea’s paper of record, published a bleak editorial: “Kim Jong-un Got Everything He Wanted from Summit with Trump.” https://t.co/e6jeeGT667

— Charlie Sykes (@SykesCharlie) June 13, 2018

GOP Lawmakers in Wait-and-See Mode After Trump-Kim Summit https://t.co/I7FJG5pF95 pic.twitter.com/bnWMb6QE3t

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 13, 2018

This is absurd. And it’s dangerous. https://t.co/jWxlpBl5Gx

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 13, 2018

Trump praised Kim Jong-un Tuesday, after they met, saying, “I learned he’s a very talented man” who “loves his country very much.” Which is somewhat different from what Trump said about Kim back in September in speech to the United Nations. https://t.co/itTI1AtvVE

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 12, 2018

On a substantive level, we won't be able to judge it the North Korea Summit is a true success or a failure until years from now. https://t.co/SB5zTfIHtL

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 12, 2018

Kim-Trump Summit: The President's Confidence Ignores Recent History with North Korea https://t.co/9whU7qhT2G

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 12, 2018

What possible interest could a company such as PotCoin have in Dennis Rodman’s relationship with Pyongyang? https://t.co/YHcUixihlS

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un’s behavior this year has been one of profoundly confusing developments. https://t.co/FXqcOofPbY

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

The U.S. has nothing to gain by engaging in talks with Kim Jong-un. Negotiations intended to achieve the unachievable goal of genuine denuclearization can only benefit Pyongyang with concessions and international prestige. https://t.co/IKnLCWOYB0

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

The North Korea Summit Is Lit https://t.co/tIrbOe8OpW

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

"A bad combination is an unstable regime that is cash-starved with a bunch of nukes,” Graham warned. https://t.co/pl5hdI5GQH

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 9, 2018

‘Weirdo’ — Rubio Slams Kim Jong Un In Fox Interview https://t.co/AmqXNEHBAp pic.twitter.com/MMQjtGueJZ

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Sen. Schumer: Trump ‘Legitimized A Brutal Dictator’ https://t.co/lCF6d7CuEU pic.twitter.com/ybzp28P4BH

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Things got heated in a hurry last night when @TheFive’s left-leaning co-host @TheJuanWilliams took a shot at @GregGutfeld and @realDonaldTrump when discussing the #NorthKoreaSummit.

"I did not call Warmbeir a lemming, you moron."https://t.co/OGib8yl2wD pic.twitter.com/L9SGqgIVds

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

.@NancyPelosi Not Satisfied With Trump’s Deal With Kim Jong Un https://t.co/2WUgiQ0h3P pic.twitter.com/FoJqboI5WK

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 14, 2018

MSNBC Guest Insists Trump-Kim Meeting Is Not ‘Historic’ https://t.co/7p6sc38AS6 pic.twitter.com/W9z3GcOdWk

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 14, 2018

Paul Ryan: Trump ‘Should Be Applauded’ For North Korea Summit https://t.co/mtcotEd69q pic.twitter.com/A9Grk5nEtN

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Both Trump, Kim Claim Victory As They Return Home From Historic Summit https://t.co/NwgOPh6WmD pic.twitter.com/P944RdjDPd

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump Thinks China Shares Vision On North Korean Nukes https://t.co/njDiiuaIpD pic.twitter.com/yUGWcPSIcU

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

James Clapper Praises Trump For North Korea Meeting https://t.co/mQTzofGpzM pic.twitter.com/eWZzWzbrIG

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

On today’s episode of The Daily Daily Caller Podcast, we discuss the continued liberal freakout over the summit with North Korea and explain how the so-called foreign policy “experts” who are aiding in this freakout have an unbroken record of failure.https://t.co/JSipSDkKR7

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

A body language expert who appeared on @CNN today said that President Donald Trump clearly dominated North Korea’s Kim Jong Un during their historic summit.https://t.co/tOiogABfd7 pic.twitter.com/eMD5RBudZn

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

CNN’s Acosta Defends Shouting Questions At Kim Jong Un https://t.co/q3UTaUS4tN pic.twitter.com/8BECMIHKWC

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Otto Warmbier’s Parents ‘Appreciate President Trump’s’ Comments https://t.co/IA9T8GRBji pic.twitter.com/v2VgOYDkX0

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Morning Joe’ Congratulates Trump On Summit: ‘I Feel A Sense Of Relief’ https://t.co/iDGaofuXUY pic.twitter.com/7RdHjmF9Qq

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Bernie Sanders Praises Trump After Summit With Kim Jong Un https://t.co/Nw4G0Pegdk pic.twitter.com/sfWXV2B1Lf

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump Explains Why He Gave Up War Games In North Korea Summit https://t.co/vffw3SifTE pic.twitter.com/6Ini9fB1ov

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump Touts Diplomatic Victories With North Korea After Summit https://t.co/ATufVFWg0X pic.twitter.com/majCsBQxoe

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Rand Paul Hopes John Bolton Was ‘At The Children’s Table’ During North Korea Summit https://t.co/d27qoVOZa6 pic.twitter.com/vNlkt8n3Ur

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump, Kim Jong Un Accept Invitations To Visit Each Other’s Countries: North Korean State Media https://t.co/23iEvoemsj pic.twitter.com/ZxADrfmr3K

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

President Trump’s Chances Of Winning Nobel Peace Prize Just Went Through The Roof https://t.co/bptUcuwPsp pic.twitter.com/K7Sw5P6Kek

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

‘Since When?’ — Trump Demolishes Critics Of His Kim Meeting https://t.co/6lUIELBkiM pic.twitter.com/tl8Ii75jHs

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 13, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 12, 2018