President Trump during a summit with South Korea's president at the White House hailed his "great relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and said he wanted to meet with him again later this year.

Why it matters: Longstanding U.S. ally Seoul and Pyongyang are still technically at war after the 1950-53 Korean conflict ended without a peace treaty, though South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has sought to restore relations since being elected in June and has been rebuffed by the North. • The Trump administration has been game-planning for potentially restarting dialogue with North Korea, which has made alarming nuclear advances since the U.S. president and Kim last met during his first administration, Axios' Barak Ravid and Dave Lawler reported in April. • Kim Yo-jong, the No

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