Podcasts about korean summit

Max Pearson presents a collection of this week's Witness History episodes from the BBC World Service. Our guest is Jean H. Lee, an American journalist who has covered both North and South Korea extensively. Jean is also the co-host of the BBC World Service podcast, The Lazarus Heist. She tells us more about the relationship between the two countries. The programme begins with the historic meeting between North and South Korea's leaders almost 50 years after the Korean War. We hear from Sameh Elbarky who was in Cairo's Rabaa al-Adawiya Square on the day the army killed hundreds of protestors following a military coup. In the second half of the programme, British black activists recount how they protested against racism within the local bus company in Bristol in 1963. One of the first Chinese students to arrive in the US in the early 1980s following the Cultural Revolution shares her experience. Finally, how the Mexican island of Guadalupe was saved from being destroyed by hungry goats. Contributors: Jean H. Lee - American journalist and the co-host of the BBC's The Lazarus Heist podcast. Professor Chung-in Moon - South Korean special delegate. Sameh Elbarky - survivor of the Rabaa massacre. Paul Stephenson - spokesperson for the Bristol Bus Boycott. Roy Hackett - Bristol Bus Boycott protestor. Zha Jianying - Chinese American writer. Professor Exequiel Ezcurra - conservationist. (Photo: North and South Korean leaders meet at the summit in 2000. Credit: REUTERS/Pool/Files (NORTH KOREA POLITICS OBITUARY))

Finishing touches have been attended. Crowd barriers put in place. Potential dissidents rounded up. And city streets swept to an immaculate tidiness. So with two very prominent players left sitting on the sidelines, Korea’s financial capital is now ready to showcase its grandeur under the international spotlight as the Choe government prepares to host their first international summit in the city of Seoul. Leaders from eleven Asian Pacific Rim nations will gather in two days to discuss trade, defense, cultural, and economic unity in a new Asian community absent of American influence. And it appears Korea’s ultimate strategy is to also form an alliance of Pacific Rim nations with neither a Chinese nor a Russian influence in the region. A strategy which most observers see as, most likely, an impossibility.Support Our Podcast - Find 1st Amendment News T-Shirts and Travel Mugs at:https://www.zazzle.com/store/pop_and_kks_place/products Support the show (https://paypal.me/1stAmendmentNewsPodc?locale.x=en_US)

It’s the Midday Newswrap. A little later, we’ll take a look behind some of the big local headlines of the week with Baltimore Sun State House reporter Luke Broadwater.But we begin today with analysis of the summit between President Donald Trump and President Kim Jong-un of North Korea, who met this week for the second time. The summit came to an abrupt end yesterday. My guest is Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute, an expert on both North and South Korea.

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Yaffee, and Melissa talk about the latest news!Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen set to testify to Congress today that Trump is a racist conman. How will it affect Trump? AND Florida Congressman accused of witness intimidation against Michael Cohen. ALSO President Trump continues his second summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un. PLUS The Democrats vote in the House to block Trump's emergency declaration. BONUS! Former UCF President John Hitt stonewalls the misspending probe!

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On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Yaffee is in for Bud, along with Alan and Melissa, they talk about the latest news! Why Yaffee thinks Trump's National Emergency is a bad idea. Mike Pompeo made the rounds speaking against Violence in Venezuela. Students in California protest hat ban. What we should expect from the next Korean Summit, And, Open Mind Monday!

The Korean War, which re-defined and hardened the permanent division of the north and south,  was probably inevitable, yet also unthinkable to many.   It was also a war that probably didn’t need to happen.   A war that helped set … Continue reading →

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Most Koreans are cheered by the warming ties between the two countries. But the rest of the world is focused on denuclearization. Can President Moon Jae-in engineer a solution to all these things? Subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/korea-pod/id1361450798?mt=2&ls=1 http://koreapod.libsyn.com

In a marathon meeting, Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to a demilitarized buffer zone in Idlib. It would separate regime and opposition forces and would be enforced by Turkish and Russian soldiers. Is it a step towards peace or just delaying an inevitable bloodbath? Also It had been 11 years since a South Korean president stepped foot in Pyongyang. Moon Jae-in travelled to the North where he and Kim Jong-un discussed an end to North Korea's nuclear programme, building a joint-economy, and the possibility of reunification.

Inter-Korean summit sports related updates KBO updates; Bong Jung-keun retirement MLB: 류현진 pitches Dodgers into playoff contention; 최지만 double digits homers LPGA tourney in Korea Random rants Subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/korea-pod/id1361450798?mt=2&ls=1 http://koreapod.libsyn.com

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The meeting in Singapore between President Donald Trump and N. Korean leader Kim Jong Un was most assuredly historic. It was the first time that a N. Korean leader had met face-to-face with a sitting U.S. President. But, was the meeting substantive and did it produce any lasting results? That is the question politicians, journalists, and analysts are asking as President Trump wings his way back to Washington. The first reviews are tepid, according to TIME Washington correspondent Philip Elliott, and the President might not get the fanfare that he wants and expects. The wait-and-see attitude is even pervasive with some members of Trump’s own party like Sen. Lindsey Graham. He said that this is a start but a long way from any “agreement” with North Korea to denuclearize the Korean peninsula, according to the veteran Senator. Elliott in a conversation with the Spectrum podcast also discusses the optics of the summit and its political viability in the mid-term elections in November. He contrasted the praise given to Kim Jong Un by Trump and other administrative officials on the heels of disparaging remarks by Pres. Trump and others toward U.S. allies like Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada. Trump was openly hostile toward the G-7 allies and their leaders, says Elliott, while saying it was an “honor” to meet with Kim, calling him a “great leader.” The contrasts in Presidential styles between historic allies and an adversary were noted all across Washington, Elliott adds. In his conversation, Elliott also talks about the onslaught of attacks on Special Counsel Robert Mueller by a quartet of GOP Congressmen, outside-counsel Rudy Giuliani, FOX News hosts and the President himself. Elliott notes that the “War against Mueller” is damaging the investigation’s standing with the general public. This may have long-term impacts on any potential Congressional actions against Trump. Finally, Elliott gives Spectrum listeners insight on who’s “IN” and who’s “OUT” at the White House – the revolving door of political advisors and staffers. Before joining TIME, Elliott spent a decade covering politics, campaign finance, education and the White House for the Associated Press.

Episode 610 is a little longer and a bit more dense than average episodes. So here is a breakdown of each section:Section 1 (opening): Criticizing the criticisms of the Singapore Summit.Section 2 (8:30): Why we as individuals must address human rights violations by every nation. Section 3 (12:40): The democratization of our political ideologySection 4 (19:20): The first ideological contradiction that the North Korean deal exposes. Section 5 (29:28): The second ideological contradiction exposed by the North Korean summit.Section 6 (38:42): So you want to end the American Empire?

Trump and Kim Jung-un meet in Singapore. Reminds me of Reagan/Gorbachev in Reykjavik. Joint statement. Measuring success. What next? Supreme Court ruling on Ohio voting registration law. Right to vote and the need of the state to protect against fraud. Conservative Not Bitter Party Founding Fathers.  

Trump and Kim Jung-un meet in Singapore. Reminds me of Reagan/Gorbachev in Reykjavik. Joint statement. Measuring success. What next? Supreme Court ruling on Ohio voting registration law. Right to vote and the need of the state to protect against fraud. Conservative Not Bitter Party Founding Fathers.  

Trump and Kim Jung-un meet in Singapore. Reminds me of Reagan/Gorbachev in Reykjavik. Joint statement. Measuring success. What next? Supreme Court ruling on Ohio voting registration law. Right to vote and the need of the state to protect against fraud. Conservative Not Bitter Party Founding Fathers.  

Photo: (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque /Korea Summit Press Pool) Yesterday, US President Trump cancelled the upcoming summit between the US and North Korea, writing a letter that blamed North Korea for “open hostility”. Guest: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University

Photo: (The Canadian Press) Does party unity decide who wins elections? Guest: Steve Paikin. Host, The Agenda, TVO. This Sunday, the last debate for the provincial election will take place. Global News' Farah Nasser is one of the co-hosts for this debate and joins the Bill Kelly Show. Guest: Farah Nasser, Anchor, Global News. Yesterday, US President Trump cancelled the upcoming summit between the US and North Korea, writing a letter that blamed North Korea for “open hostility”. Guest: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University.

Hour 1 The NFL and social justice? ...What would it take to quit watching professional football? ...NFL is a business and business is to be profitable ...Trump showing restraint? ...'Spy Gate' is real because the President said so ...Has Trump been guilty of fabrication? ...Are we in the middle of a conspiracy theory? ...Pat and Jeffy calls it as they see it ...Is the end of the Korean War near?    Hour 2  'Classic Rock' tours for the summer of 2018 ...The AARP website can be a great resource, who knew? ...The Korean Summit has been cancelled ...Iran lets the U.S. know that if they come against them, we will lose ...This poor 30 year old child is being evicted by his parents ...Did we miss 'Stormy Daniels' day? ...Is this the age of entitlement? ...Did Trump pull out of the Korean Summit before N. Korea to 'save face'? ...   Hour 3  Trump has officially cancelled the Korean Summit ...How would the U.S. benefit by economically pulling out of other countries? ...David Hogg is changing the world! ...Sports casters and the NFL, what's the connection? ...Taking care of your parents is different from taking advantage of them ...Nancy Pelosi will never retire! ...An entire generation has been raised with 'no shame' ...What's this? Morgan Freeman may be next Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, recorded on Wednesday, May 2, 2018: • How President Trump and the White House are getting ready for the big (tentative) meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un; • The Army secretary went to a think tank on Tuesday to talk about future weapons; • President Trump reminded us he wants a Space Force; • Aerospace Industries Association CEO Eric Fanning sits down for a chat (30:25); • Then later (47:15) we’ll speak with former Army Ranger (and sniper), Paul Scharre, who went from watching robots defuse IEDs in Iraq to investigating the cutting edge of artificial intelligence for the Pentagon. His new book, "Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War," is in bookstores now. Today's roundtable participants include:  • Kevin Baron, executive editor for Defense One; • Brad Peniston, deputy editor; • Caroline Houck, staff correspondent; • Marcus Weisgerber, global business editor; • And Ben Watson, news editor. We'll be back next week with more caffeine, we promise! Thanks for listening, and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts!

What a week! In just a few days, we witnessed South Korean President Moon Jae-in and DPRK leader Kim Jong Un attempt to break the 73-year conflict by signing the joint Panmunjom Declaration, and North Korea announcing the dismantlement of their Punggye-ri nuclear test site in May. Managing Editor Oliver Hotham and Senior Correspondent Dagyum Ji - who covered the events from the Inter-Korean Summit Press Center in Ilsan, South Korea - and NK News CEO Chad O'Carroll convened right after Friday's historic inter-Korean summit to explain everything you need to know: what happened, who was there, and what it all meant. Also discussed? Dokdo cake, fried potato rösti, and a magical hundred dollar bill. About the podcast: The “North Korea News Podcast” is a weekly podcast hosted exclusively by NK News, covering all things DPRK: from news to extended interviews with leading experts and analysts in the field and insight from our very own journalists. Want to gain instant access to breaking news stories and in-depth analysis discussed in our podcast? You can sign up for an annual NK News subscription, and save $50 by using promo code “podcast” at checkout. Featured image: Joint Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps

0430 Signs of the Times : 2018 Inter-Korean Summit

0430 Real Life Korean : Summit lingo 정상회담, 한반도

0428 Freshly Served : Breakdown of Inter-Korean Summit menu

0427 What I Learned: Inter-Korean Summit

Lots of punditry already from international/western media. Focus on the domestic reaction. Recap of highlights: - 김정은 inviting 문재인 to briefly step across the border - General cordial atmosphere. 김정은 using honorific to the much older 문재인 - Wives also had good chemistry despite age difference. - most interesting aspect of the summit was the "midday walk" and one-on-one convo Domestic reaction: - as expected, overwhelmingly positive. conservative/progressive press focused on different aspects of the summit - lots of emotional/tearful reactions from the public. surreal to see the two leaders together hugging it out and generally getting along. 김정은 being humanized too much? - optimism abounds for a real settlement to the nuclear issue, peace treaty and eventual confederation/reunification despite different interpretations to the joint statement 판문점 선언 Political reaction: - Ruling 민주 party obviously very effusive. 3 minor opposition parties also to varying degrees positive about the summit results. - Main opposition LKP/자한당 find themselves boxed into political bind. Need to keep their ultra-right 태극기 base. But that will never exceed 20%. 나경원 "어처구니가 없다" controversy, 홍준표 "위장평화쇼" comments met with huge backlash. But also upset they weren't invited to dinner gala with 김정은. 바른미래 minor conservative party sees an opportunity to usurp the LKP. But can't blame the LKP as they have no cards to play. What happens next: - upcoming 김정은/Trump summit will determine if all of the progress made in the 남북 summit will come to fruition. - because of the timing of that summit, the "peace" frame with North Korea will continue being a huge issue, which bodes well for government/ruling party in upcoming local elections Subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/korea-pod/id1361450798?mt=2&ls=1 http://koreapod.libsyn.com

0426 Planet Korea : 2018 Inter-Korean Summit

South and North Korea meet for the 3rd time! What to expect: Meticulous to-the-second planning for all the logistics of the summit. - from the cameras, staging, seating, menu a careful eye placed on optics and symbolism. one funny side note: Japan is pissed about a Dokdo-shaped dessert. Some expert trolling by the Blue House. High expectations set for the results of this summit. Too high? - some sort of statement on denuclearization and a declaration of peace expected. - reactions from Washington and Trump will definitely be kept in mind when drafting the statement Domestic reaction will be interesting - opposition/LKP already voicing skepticism, expected to be mealy-mouthed about the positive results. Chairman Hong already says this is a ruse to prop up a collapsing NK regime - overwhelming public support and optimism for the summit. Moon and 청와대 will pull out all the stops to make sure they don't disappoint. - afterwards, the ball will be in Trump's court. More on the summit after it finishes! Subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/korea-pod/id1361450798?mt=2&ls=1 http://koreapod.libsyn.com

In this episode, we provide context for the inter-Korean summit and analyze the prospects of a Trump-Kim summit. CSIS Korea Chair experts Dr. Sue Mi Terry and Lisa Collins join to chart the whirlwind developments on the peninsula since early February, describe the geopolitical dynamics surrounding each summit for North Korea, South Korea, and the United States, and assess the possible outcomes, including whether denuclearization is achievable.Hosted by Elizabeth Keller. Audio edited by Ribka Gemilangsari. Written and produced by Jeffrey Bean.      To learn more, read analysis from our experts: “The First Summit Between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un,” CSIS Critical Questions by Sue Mi Terry and Lisa Collins.    “North Korea’s Diplomatic Gambit: Will History Repeat Itself?” Congressional Testimony by Victor D. Cha.  “Bloody Nose Policy on North Korea Would Backfire: Ex-CIA Analysts,” USA Today Opinion by Sue Mi Terry, Jung H. Pak, and Bruce Klinger.  Tune in to our May 7 event live here:  https://www.csis.org/events/spring-summitry-korean-peninsula-peace-breaking-out-or-last-gasp-diplomacy