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Should Shinzo Abe happen to meet Kim Jong-un

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2018-06-18

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Richardson, Lauren

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The Lowy Institute

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In recent weeks, Northeast Asia has enjoyed an unprecedented season of summitry. Spurred by a common desire to curb the North Korean nuclear threat, key leaders from the region have held historic bilateral talks with Kim Jong-un in close succession. Despite the fact that a concrete denuclearisation path is yet to materialise, the summits have nevertheless been characterised by expressions of good will on both sides, and culminated in improved bilateral ties.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/206693

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ANU Research Publications

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The Interpreter

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Newspaper/magazine article

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