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Ready to Make History: North and South Korea Put Summit Back on Track

Nearly 70 years on, what will it take to end the Korean War? | The Stream

For some Americans, the Korean War is considered a "forgotten" conflict. For North Korea, the three years of fighting that killed more than 2 million between 1950 and 1953 remains a constant reminder for vigilance against what Pyongyang sees as US imperialist aggression.

PRI’s The World: The on-again, off-again, on-again summit

MSNBC: North Korea And South Korea Leaders Meet Despite Trump

North Korea and South Korea leaders just met at the DMZ despite Donald Trump cancelling a summit with North Korea at the last minute. Joy Reid and her panel discuss why peace between North Korea and South Korea would be positive for the world.

North Korea unclear about trusting U.S. after denuclearization, says South Korean leader

Trump signals readiness for summit with North's Kim despite cancelling meeting earlier

Democracy Now: As Trump Pulls Out of N. Korea Summit, Women Activists Head to DMZ to Promote Korean Peace Process

Warning Against ‘Return to Rhetoric of Nuclear Annihilation,’ Koreans and Anti-War Voices Demand Trump Resume Peace Talks

Confusion and Protests. How Seoul Reacted to President Trump Quitting the North Korea Summit

Seventy Years After Korea’s Division, Women Lead Push for Peace

‘No Nobel Peace Prize for Trump’: South Koreans slam cancellation of summit