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Donald Trump truly believes that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will dismantle his nuclear weapons program, but if he's wrong he'll just "find some kind of an excuse."

"Two men, two leaders, one destiny," said the narrator of the short film.

The U.S. president said he looked forward to lifting sanctions on North Korea.

Foreign policy experts worry the president is unprepared for his historic meeting with the North Korean leader.

Trump's request is a shift in tone from his own tweets about the North Korean Leader.

The two leaders will have a private chat for two hours.

President Donald Trump has rejected G7 allies while speaking warmly of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

The two leaders are expected to discuss ways to promote peace on the Korean Peninsula and whether Pyongyang is willing to give up its nuclear weapons program.

Unofficial Trump adviser Sean Hannity and former adviser Sebastian Gorka will be in Singapore to cover the event for Fox News.

The historic summit has already been endangered once by incendiary remarks from Trump's White House.

Trump has previously praised Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, calling him "a fantastic guy."

Trump is only one percentage point more popular than Kim Jong Un in South Korea, according to a new poll.

Local rights groups say at least 40 people have gone missing in Nuevo Laredo since February.

"I look forward to the day when I can take the sanctions off of North Korea," President Donald Trump said.

An official newspaper blamed U.S. "hack media on the payroll of power" for insinuating that North Korea was pursuing talks to get an economic handout.

Ten countries make up just under 80 percent of the organization's budget.

Kim Jong Un "has created sort of a cushion for failure, that if the U.S. backs away, the Chinese and Russians will be behind him," 38 North's Joel Wit said.

North Korea threatened a "nuclear-to-nuclear showdown" after Vice President Mike Pence suggested Kim Jong Un could be overthrown.

The release of coins commemorating the planned summit this week had already been met with criticism before Thursday's cancelation.

President Donald Trump's decision came shortly after a top North Korean diplomat insulted the vice president, but there may be more at play.

The president cited North Korea's "tremendous anger and open hostility."

The "trip coin" features "President Donald J. Trump" and "North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un" ahead of historic "peace talks."

The video shows a young Arab boy appealing for world leaders to end conflicts in the Middle East and recognize Jerusalem as "the capital of Palestine."

North Korea is growing increasingly wary of the U.S.'s intentions ahead of a historic meeting between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump.

North Korea said it would it would take apart its only known nuclear test site, and these images show its already started.

North Korea has justified its nuclear weapons with the U.S.'s long history of invading its foes across the world.

"It was luring and kidnapping, and I know because I took the lead," said the manager who led the group to defect.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo offered North Korea's top diplomat "the opportunities your people so richly deserve."

President Donald Trump will meet with North Korea's leader on June 12 in Singapore, according to his tweet.

North Korean officials slammed claims that Trump was the reason the country was coming to the negotiating table.