Why would Kim Jong Un catch a mystery train to China?
Clues suggest a high-level North Korean visit -- possibly Kim Jong Un himself -- so why such a secretive visit right now?
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Clues suggest a high-level North Korean visit -- possibly Kim Jong Un himself -- so why such a secretive visit right now?
A mystery train pulled into Beijing on Monday and immediately the word on the street was that it came from North Korea
Annual drills infuriate North Korea but will likely be more low-key than past years ahead of highly anticipated talks
As U.S., allies discuss path to denuclearization and CIA talks quietly to N. Korea, Kim stays silent on the high-stakes diplomacy
Kang Kyung-wha also said the international community was "quite surprised" by Trump's acceptance of an invitation to talks with the North
Sen. Bob Corker said he doesn't believe pulling out of the Iran deal with jeopardize talks with North Korea
The meeting was supposed take place by May. Corker said the meeting will happen, but it may not be that soon
New CBS News poll finds that most Americans are still uneasy about a possible conflict with North Korea, but Republicans are feeling less uneasy
Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer breaks down the president's willingness to meet with North Korea's leader
The North Korean leader has some Donald Trump-like qualities
Gardner says the U.S. needs to hear more "concrete verifiable steps toward denuclearization" before a meeting occurs
South Korea has announced that President Trump has agreed to meet with Kim about a denuclearized North Korea
A number of questions linger after the announcement that President Trump has agreed to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un
"He wants legitimacy, he wants sanctions relief," says former U.S. ambassador to NATO Nicholas Burns of Kim Jong Un's motives
The junior senator from Florida said he believes North Korea is feeling pressure from sanctions and that he supports the administration's handling of the situation
What could go wrong?
Tillerson says "fairly dramatic" change in stance from North Korean dictator "came as a little bit of a surprise to us"
Meeting with President Trump could give dictator Kim Jong Un legitimacy in the eyes of the world, something the North Koreans crave
Does Trump really believe North Korea would negotiate their survival away? If he does, not many Republicans—or Korea watchers—agree
A South Korean official said North Korea's Kim Jong Un is "committed" to denuclearization
"I'm skeptical, this is a good thing, but we have to make sure we're not fooled," Gardner told CBS
President Moon Jae-in downplays concerns that renewed inter-Korean dialogue could lead to reduced sanctions
Kim Jong Nam died shortly after he was attacked on Feb. 13, 2017, by two women at the international airport
"I'd like to be optimistic, but I think maybe this has gone further than anyone has taken it before," the president said Tuesday
Envoys say Kim made startling promises in landmark summit on his turf, but it's unclear yet exactly what they mean, or if they can be trusted