South Korea announced that a summit between the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, and the President of the United States, Donald Trump, is possible "at any time". This declaration comes at a time of relative softening of tensions between the two countries.
South Korean intelligence services have identified "signs of dialogue" between North Korea and the United States, suggesting that confidential diplomatic talks may be underway.
The possibility of a direct meeting between the two leaders represents a significant shift in rhetoric between Washington and Pyongyang, which in recent years exchanged mutual threats.
No details were specified about when or where such a summit could take place, if confirmed.
