Can Trump-Kim summit bring North Korea into mainstream?
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On 12 June, Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un met in Singapore to discuss denuclearisation and pledge continued dialogue. Implications: The summit did not deliver a breakthrough in relations. Nevertheless, it has brought a reduction in tensions and a promise of further high-level summits. Although there are many unknowns, three scenarios are worth discussing, and what that means for energy commodities.
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