Anna Fifield

US Political Correspondent, Financial Times

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On the other side of the DMZ, President Trump shook hands with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.

President Trump crosses the line

On the other side of the DMZ, President Trump shook hands with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.

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