Suddenly Kim Jong-un is a good guy. He sends his sister to the Pyeongchang Olympics to work her icy charms on President Moon Jae-in, and follows up with a proposal for a summit with President Trump and a vague pledge to denuclearise. Confused? You should be. This is the same man who regularly threatens to reduce San Francisco to ashes and Seoul to ‘a sea of fire’, the man who liquified his uncle and assassinated his half-brother with nerve gas.
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