South Korean spy agency says US-North Korea summit possible at any time
Most outlets reported that South Korea’s spy agency indicated a potential US-North Korea summit could occur soon, citing signs of renewed dialogue. The framing was largely consistent, with all excerpts emphasizing the possibility of a summit and referencing a South Korean lawmaker as the source. The News International added that the information came “follow[ing]” the lawmaker’s revelation, while others presented it more directly.
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North Korea-US summit appears 'possible at any time'
A summit between the United States and North Korea appears possible "at any time" as signs have emerged of dialogue between them, a lawmaker citing South Korea's spy agency said Tuesday.
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USâNorth Korea summit possible 'any time' amid signs of resuming dialogue: report
US–North Korea summit possible 'any time' amid signs of resuming dialogue: reportNorth Korea and the United States are showing potential signs of moving toward resumed dialogue, a South Korean lawmaker revealed following a closed-door briefing by Seoul’s National Intelligence Service...
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New summit between US and North Korea could take place at any time
SEOUL: A new summit between the United States and North Korea could take place at any time, South Korea’s spy agency said Tuesday. The assessment comes as signs of dialogue emerge between Washington and Pyongyang. South Korean lawmakers received the briefing from the National Intelligence Service. However, officials said there was no confirmation of direct […]
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North Korea-US summit appears ‘possible at any time’: Seoul spy agency
A summit between United States and North Korea appears "possible at any time" as signs have emerged of dialogue between them, a lawmaker citing South Korea's spy agency
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