After a flurry of diplomatic action a little earlier this year, the issue of North Korea and its nuclear weapons was largely relegated to the background in recent weeks. But that isn't likely to last much longer.
On Monday, the two Koreas announced that their leaders, Mr Kim Jong Un and Mr Moon Jae-in, will meet next month. It will be the third meeting between the two men, and it should come amid a busy month of diplomatic events.
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