New Delhi, Oct. 27 -- US President Donald Trump said he would consider extending his current Asia trip to include a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Trump said, "I'd love to meet with him, if he'd like to meet," noting that he had "got along great with Kim Jong Un" during his first term.

When asked if he would lengthen his stay in South Korea, Trump responded, "It's our last stop, so it's pretty easy to do."

Nuclear diplomacy long stalled since the collapse of talks in 2019. North Korea has continued to strengthen its weapons programs and now insists the United States must recognize it as a nuclear state before negotiations can resume.

Trump and Kim last met at the Demilitarized Zone in 2019 after earlier engagement falter...