What are the chances of a Trump-Kim Jong Un meeting this year?

US and South Korean officials see the chances fading of a meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year, according to ​five people with knowledge of the situation.Trump, the only US president to have met a North Korean leader, has been eager to jump-start talks with North ‌Korea, but Pyongyang has shown little interest in diplomacy aimed at containing its nuclear program.The US has received no response from North Korea on holding a Trump-Kim meeting, and there is little time left before a regional summit in China next month where it might occur, said the five people — four of them briefed by senior officials from the US and South Korea, as well as a South Korean official.North Korean state media has ​said Pyongyang would put tough conditions on agreeing to a bilateral summit, potentially including sanctions relief, even as Kim’s powerful sister has said the two leaders have an “excellent” relationship.In August, the Republican president said he planned to meet with Kim later this year and that the North ⁠Korean leader had responded to his outreach. South Korea’s intelligence agency told lawmakers late last month that there was a 50% chance of Trump and Kim meeting on the sidelines of the November ​18-19 summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group in Shenzhen, China.But on Monday, Trump, who met Kim three times in his first term, downplayed the prospects of such a meeting happening during the ​APEC meeting or a regional summit in the Philippines, also in November.“I get along with him very well, and I’m not sure that anybody’s asking for a meeting,” Trump told reporters at the White House.Another South Korean official familiar with the matter said Pyongyang has made no move indicating it is preparing for a meeting with Trump.All of the people spoke on the condition of anonymity to relay private conversations.South Korea’s foreign ministry ​did not immediately respond to a re...