So for President Moon this was an important chance to speed up denuclearization. What can we expect from now?<br /><br /> For one,... the nuclear talks between North Korea and the U.S. are likely to happen in the weeks to come. <br /> And presidents Moon and Trump are hoping that will lead to summit number three sometime for Kim Jong-un of North Korea and President Trump.<br />And Trump himself publicly said he's open to meeting Kim Jong-un again this year.<br />On top of that,... we had the presidential office and the nation's intelligence agency cautiously predicting that leader Kim Jong-un might visit South Korea to attend the ASEAN special summit scheduled at the end of November. <br /> So it all depends on how the nuclear talks go between the North and the U.S. if there's progress,... it'll definitely lead to more nuclear diplomacy.<br />Apart from that, there's also a series of multinational diplomatic summit meetings scheduled in rest of the year.<br /> There's the ASEAN Summit in late October and in the first week of November,.. and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC, in Chile in that same month.<br />And lastly the Korea-ASEAN special summit in Busan, South Korea.<br />All of these events,... giving the major players of the nuclear diplomacy opportunity to reaffirm and reassess perhaps by meeting on the sidelines. <br />
