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CHINA: U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he saw "certain movement"

from North Korea in ending its missile and nuclear testing, adding that Chinese

President Xi Jinping had been "very helpful" to the United States on the issue.

Trump, speaking at a press conference alongside President Moon Jae-in of South

Korea during his visit there, called on "every responsible nation," including

China and Russia, to help resolve the nuclear standoff. "It's time to act with

urgency and great determination," he said. Although he said the U.S. and its

allies were "making progress" with North Korea on the issue, he did not reveal

any specific agreements that had been made. He also called on North Korea to "do

the right thing" and come to the bargaining table, but added that if it didn't,

and it continued with its nuclear and missile tests, the United States "stands

prepared to defend itself and its allies." Moon also urged North Korea to return

to negotiations, offering the North a "better future" if it did. Trump lands in

Beijing on Wednesday, where he is expected to discuss the North Korea issue

further with Xi, as well as engage in trade talks.