BANGKOK: Thailand's foreign minister says his country is willing and able to host a meeting between US President Donald
Trump and North Korean leader
Kim Jong Un, but says no plans have been made to do so.
Foreign minister
Don Pramudwinai was responding to questions Tuesday from reporters who noted that Bangkok was one of several possible venues mentioned for such a summit, which Trump said could take place in early June to discuss
North Korea's denuclearization.
Don told them Thailand was able to help with such a meeting, and had done so in the past. He said Thailand was following the issue, but there was "no progress yet" and it is a "delicate subject."
