Let's get some post-summit analysis from an expert on North Korea.<br />Joining me in the studio is Bong Young-shik, Researcher at the Yonsei Institute for North Korean Studies. <br /><br /> <br />We are some 48 hours after the North Korea-U.S. summit was brought to an abrupt end,… no deal was signed, but the two sides didn't leave on bad terms, what comes next in regards to these negotiations?<br /><br /> Does the North's request during the summit for sanctions relief suggest the regime could be in deeper economic trouble than thought?<br /><br />President Trump's critics are framing the Hanoi summit as a "Trump failure"… how to you rate the way he handled the negotiations?<br /><br /> Is it business as usual for President Moon Jae-in or do you think he's going to have to modify his strategy toward North Korea?<br /><br /> Are the inter-Korean economic projects under threat or do you expect them to keep moving forward?<br /><br /> What would it take for the Trump administration to strike a long-term deal with North Korea?<br /><br /> Should President Trump apply more pressure on Beijing to use its influence over Pyeongyang to get the regime to loosen its demands?<br /><br /> Are you more optimistic or more pessimistic about the North Korea issue than you were a few days ago? <br />
