Washington and Seoul doubt a Trump-Kim meet in 2026
Reports indicate that the prospects of a meeting between former U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in 2026 have become unlikely, as the United States and South Korea have received no signals that Pyongyang is willing to meet. Although Trump previously expressed his intention to resume talks, North Korea has set strict conditions, such as the lifting of sanctions, for agreeing to a new summit. Trump downplayed the likelihood of such a meeting during a regional summit in November, noting that it is currently not a fixed plan and depends on North Korea’s readiness.
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