South Korean President Moon Jae In is considering meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump prior to the planned historic U.S.-North Korea summit talks to take place by early June, the South Korean presidential office said Wednesday.The Moon-Trump talks are expected around mid-May, a high-level Blue House official said. Chung Eui Yong, chief of South Korea's presidential National Security Office, met John Bolton, U.S. national security adviser to Trump, in the United States on Tuesday to discuss the plan.According to the presidential office, Moon and Trump will speak over the telephone immed…READ FULL ARTICLE
