Trump may seek renewed talks with Kim Jong Un but political setbacks and North Korea's growing strength complicate diplomacy.
Trump may reach for Kim but summit door already closing
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Donald Trump may seek to resume diplomacy with North Korea following midterm election setbacks, but such efforts could face congressional resistance and strain relations with Asian allies.
- Trump met Kim Jong Un three times during his first term without reaching a nuclear agreement.
- Analysts suggest congressional opposition could limit Trump's ability to push for renewed North Korea talks.
- North Korea may see little benefit in holding a summit with a US president facing waning political leverage.
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