North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump first met at a landmark summit in Singapore in June. Photo: EPA-EFE

Second summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un may be held ‘after October’

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the two countries are ‘working diligently’ to make sure the conditions are right for the meeting, but Trump says he’s told Pompeo not to worry about ‘the time game’

Topic | North Korea

Lee Jeong-ho and Zhenhua Lu

Published: 11:17pm, 26 Sep, 2018

Updated: 10:00pm, 27 Sep, 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump first met at a landmark summit in Singapore in June. Photo: EPA-EFE

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Lee Jeong-ho

Lee Jeong-ho reports on China's diplomacy for the Post. He also covers East Asian security and defence stories. Before joining the Post he was with the South Korean Air Force and News1 Korea. He has a bachelor's degree in media and communications and Chinese studies from Sydney University and a master's of international studies in Chinese area studies from Seoul National University.

Zhenhua Lu

Zhenhua Lu joined the Post in 2017 as US correspondent covering US-China relations on diplomacy, security and trade. After six years' working overseas in Brussels and Washington DC, he is now based in Hong Kong and writes about China foreign policy. He has master's in international journalism.