US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Sunday met at the Demilitarized Zone and shook hands. This is the third time that the two leaders have come face to face after their first historic Summit last June in Singapore, which was followed by another in Hanoi, Vietnam, this February. With no time for backroom diplomacy, the meeting is expected to be largely a photo opportunity. However, it will be seen as a sign of their ongoing commitment to the denuclearisation talks.
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