Trump-Kim Summit Raises Cautious Hope for World

Cheers in South Korea and a one-page “extra” edition of a Japanese newspaper greeted Tuesday’s unprecedented summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un. China’s foreign minister said the meeting “is creating a new history.” Trump became the first sitting American president to meet a North Korean leader when the two shook hands and sat down to talk at a resort hotel in Singapore. Around Asia and the world, many have welcomed a flurry of diplomacy between the two...

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