Kim Jong Un waiting for Trump, but there's a path right in front of him

Earlier this week, North Korea sent a rare warm message to South Korea in response to South Korean President Lee Jae-myung’s public apology over civilian drone incursions from the South into the North, calling the apology “sincere and bold.” Seoul issued a statement describing the North Korean response as a sign of thaw, only for Pyongyang to quickly dismiss this claim, warning against “wishful interpretation.” Indeed, this is hardly any progress. As North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reiterated on...