1 week Ago By The Straits Times
The return of Donald Trump to the White House could shake up the existing international order in several ways. Although the top-level US-North Korea talks fell apart after the 2018 Hanoi meeting between then US President Donald Trump and North Korean paramount leader Kim Jong Un, it’s possible that Trump could hold yet another summit with Mr Kim. Pyongyang still wants to talk to Washington, and the American President-elect continues to say he has a friendly relationship with Mr Kim.
A Trump-Kim agreement, however, would likely throw US allies Japan and South Korea under the bus. This is one of several ways the return of Trump to the White House could shake up the existing international order. Already a subscriber? Log in Get exclusive reports and insights with more than 500 subscriber-only articles every month $9.
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