China isn't officially represented in the historic talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but that hasn't stopped Beijing from making its presence felt. Kim arrived in the city state Sunday aboard a Boeing 747 operated by Air China Ltd., China's state-run flagship carrier. The flight was both a potent display of China's industrial might -- and a message that the country had North Korea's back.
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North Koreans got their first big dose of news Monday that their leader Kim Jong Un had arrived in Singapore for what even the state-run media was calling a historic meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. The news covered the front page of the ruling party's newspaper and was the top — and only — item on the first news broadcast of the day on Korean Central Television, which for many North Koreans is the only channel available. People crowded around poster stands at subway stations around the capital to read the news and gathered at noon in front of the city's main train station to watch a big screen display of images of Kim getting off the special Air China flight that took him to Singapore.
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Jun.11 -- The U.S. will keep economic sanctions in place until North Korea eliminates its nuclear weapons capability, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said at a news conference in Singapore, delivering a stern message to Pyongyang ahead of Tuesday's historic summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
