Kim Jong-Un Meets Chinese President In China

The president of China Xi Jinping has met with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. According to the South China Morning Post, Kim was a 'mystery guest' at a summit in northern China.

He is reported to have flown in and landed in the port city of Dalian in the Liaoning province on Monday.

Kim rarely travels by plane and his travel plans are usually top secret. Kim is reported to have told Xi: “As long as relevant parties eliminate the hostile policy and security threats against North Korea, North Korea does not need to have nuclear weapons, and denuclearization is achievable.”

I Would Never Call Him Short and Fat - Trump Lashes Out at Kim for Calling Him a 'Lunatic Old Man' in Bizarre Rant

 

President of the United States, Donald Trump, said in a tweet on Sunday that North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un had insulted him by calling him “old” and said he would never call Kim “short and fat”.

 

In one of a series of tweets after attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam, Trump said: “Why would Kim Jong-un insult me by calling me ‘old,’ when I would NEVER call him ‘short and fat?’ Oh well, I try so hard to be his friend – and maybe someday that will happen!”

North Korean Despot Kim Jong-Un's Extravagant Taste In Imported Alcohol Revealed

North Korean despot Kim Jong-un has a new favourite tipple - imported US liquor. The high-living dictator, known for his love of French cheeses, fine wine and whiskey, blew £33,000 buying spirits from the US last year.

But it seems he does not mind a drop of the hard stuff brewed in the nation of his arch-enemy. Import data reveals that in the previous four years, officials in Pyongyang did not purchase any alcohol at all from the US, famous for Jim Beam and Jack Daniel’s.

But he spent tens of thousands last year. He also blew £127,000 on German booze, £107,000 on spirits from Denmark and £38,000 on alcoholic beverages from the Russian Federation. With millions of his subjects on the bread line, Kim’s Government imported £74,000 worth of German wines, £18,000 of Italian brands, with £10,000 spent on Spanish drinks.