Singapore summit || Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

U.S. President Donald Trump became the first American president to meet with a North Korean head of state. The historic summit between Mr. Kim Jong Un and Mr. Trump, at the Capella Hotel on Singapore’s Sentosa Island, was an attempt to end seven decades of open hostilities and establish diplomatic relations between the two nations.

President Trump’s extraordinary Tuesday-morning Singapore summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un was an encounter that eluded every American president from Eisenhower to Obama.Trump at least is trying to prevent Pyongyang’s missiles from blossoming into mushroom clouds over American soil.Trump has a strong sense of self, and he wasn’t elected to implement a business-as-usual foreign policy.

United States President Donald Trump has said there is "no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea," on his return from a summit in Singapore with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

After an unusually provocative 2017 during which North Korea tested a thermonuclear warhead and three intercontinental ballistic missiles,kim Jong Un initiates diplomacy in his annual new year address. He called for improved relations and engagement with south korea but added he has as nuclear button on his desk.

Along with destroying North Korea’s stockpile of 60 nuclear warheads, Mr. Kim promised to recover the remains of the over 7,600 U.S. prisoners of war and soldiers declared missing during the Korean War (1950-1953). In return, Mr. Trump agreed to stop the ongoing joint military exercises with political ally South Korea and establish diplomatic relations with North Korea. If Mr. Kim complies, the US president even promised to lift all trade sanctions, a move that will help strengthen North Korea’s struggling economy.

Outcome of Singapore Summit
US president Donald trump and North Korean leader Kim jong Unsigned a document pledging to work toward complete denuclearization of the korean Peninsula in return for US providing security guarantees to the democratic People's republic of korea(DPRK)

Singapore's Prime Minister - Lee Hsien Loong.