1. “There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea.”

That was President Trump upon his return from Singapore. In Pyongyang, the state-controlled media also celebrated the meeting’s outcome, declaring that Kim Jong-un had won major concessions. But the contours of the agreement the two leaders reached remain vague, and open to divergent interpretations.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in Seoul to meet with South Korean officials, said that the Trump administration hoped to complete “major disarmament” of North Korea within the next 2½ years.

On the latest episode of our podcast “The Daily,” we discuss North Korea with our Op-Ed columnist Nicholas Kristof.