North Korea-US summit: what its failure means for the peninsula's future

There is still hope for the Korean pensinsula, but it is dwindling.

North Korea-US summit: what its failure means for the peninsula's future

By Sojin Lim, University of Central Lancashire

The summit talks between North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, and US president, Donald Trump, began in a climate of surprise and expectation in Singapore in June 2018. They have now ended (for the time being) in disappointment in Hanoi, Vietnam, with Trump walking out.

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