# Kremlin Says No Information on Kim Jong Un Attending Forum in Vladivostok

Kremlin says it has no information on Kim Jong Un attending Vladivostok Eastern Economic Forum talks.

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Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesman, said the Kremlin has no information about whether North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will attend the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. [^1]

Toby Moore, a member of the Labour Party's policy council and former senior adviser to Finance Minister Grant Robertson, argues that New Zealand's long-term productivity problem is exacerbated by taking historical lessons on free markets too far. [^2]

US President Donald Trump discussed the possibility of meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in November at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which will be held in China. [^3]

US President Donald Trump wants to resume diplomatic efforts, begun during his first term, to persuade Kim Jong Un to abandon North Korea's nuclear program. [^4]

Moore proposes reviving 'industrial policy' as a potential solution to New Zealand's economic stagnation. [^5]

When asked by a journalist whether Kim Jong Un would visit Russia for the forum, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov answered 'No'. [^6]

The author describes the current economic debate as being shaped by two paradoxical mindsets. [^7]

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon recently met with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of Apec. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesman, said the Kremlin has no information about whether North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will attend the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Lenta.ru, News)
2. Toby Moore, a member of the Labour Party's policy council and former senior adviser to Finance Minister Grant Robertson, argues that New Zealand's long-term productivity problem is exacerbated by taking historical lessons on free markets too far. (The New Zealand Herald, News)
3. US President Donald Trump discussed the possibility of meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in November at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which will be held in China. (Lenta.ru, News)
4. US President Donald Trump wants to resume diplomatic efforts, begun during his first term, to persuade Kim Jong Un to abandon North Korea's nuclear program. (Lenta.ru, News)
5. Moore proposes reviving 'industrial policy' as a potential solution to New Zealand's economic stagnation. (The New Zealand Herald, News)
6. When asked by a journalist whether Kim Jong Un would visit Russia for the forum, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov answered 'No'. (Lenta.ru, News)
7. The author describes the current economic debate as being shaped by two paradoxical mindsets. (The New Zealand Herald, News)
8. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon recently met with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of Apec. (The New Zealand Herald, News)

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