US President Donald Trump hopes to emerge from the Singapore summit with agreements that will lead to the demilitarization of the Korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. Even partial success, he hopes, will make him worthy of a Nobel Peace Prize.

Equally important is the fact that if he manages to formulate an agreement for the beginning of a process to denuclearize the Korean peninsula from nuclear weapons—an agreement whose execution could be secured and which would guarantee that North Korea would not back out of its commitment—Trump would be able to prove that he succeeded where former US President Barack Obama failed.

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