The South Korean government says it's still possible North Korean leader Kim Jong-un may visit Seoul this year despite a delay in nuclear talks between Washington and Pyongyang.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
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South Korea's Unification Ministry says it's still preparing for the trip.
Leader Kim Jong-un promised President Moon Jae-in he'd visit Seoul within the year.
But delays in U.S.-North Korea talks have led to speculation the trip may be postponed.
Moon's government has been questioning whether a fourth Moon-Kim summit should come before or after Kim and President Donald Trump meet for a second time.
Trump's government says he'll meet Kim again after the new year.
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