Let's start at the G20 Summit in Argentina.<br />South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump have held talks on the sidelines of the summit.<br />North Korea dominated most of their discussion.<br />Shin Se-min has our top story. <br /> The leaders of South Korea and the United States in tune on North Korea. <br />Presidents Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump sat down on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Argentina on Friday for a frank discussion with just their translators in attendance.<br />They vowed to align their policies to ensure the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula remains on track. <br /><br /> "President Trump, while affirming his commitment to hold a second North Korea-U.S. summit early next year,... asked that South Korea and the U.S. maintain close cooperation so the summit will be another historic milestone in the process of denuclearizing North Korea."<br /><br /> President Moon's chief press secretary explained that President Trump reaffirmed his pledge to hold a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un,... and noted that Kim's planned reciprocal visit to Seoul may create new momentum in efforts to denuclearize Pyeongyang and establish peace in the region. <br /> Although the two did not go into details on when Kim might travel to the South,... it's viewed that Kim's visit would help the ongoing push for peace.<br />The Blue House official said the question now is on whether the North Korean leader sticks to his pledge.<br />On North Korea sanctions,... Presidents Moon and Trump agreed that keeping the regime under already imposed sanctions is necessary until the Korean Peninsula is completely denuclearized.<br /> While the two allies share the goal of complete denuclearization,... their approach on how to achieve it isn't in lockstep. <br />Seoul has been pushing to improve ties with Pyeongyang through economic engagement,... while Washington has been pursuing a dual policy of pressure and dialogue which has caused friction between the North and the U.S. <br /><br /> "The meeting between Presidents Moon and Trump was a chance to reopen the possibility of Kim Jong-un visiting Seoul by the years' end-- in the hope that it could give the stalled denuclearization process another push.<br />Shin Se-min, Arirang News, Buenos Aires." <br />
