Also read:&amp;nbsp;Would invite Kim&amp;nbsp;toUS&amp;nbsp;if summit goes well. If not, will walk away: Trump
			
			
				Their diplomatic approaches are worlds apart, too. Trump is known for his volatility and sudden policy reversals, while Kim has methodically played his rivals against each other. So the challenge of bringing the two men together for the first meeting of its kind has fallen to two very different teams.

From Pompeo to Ri Yong ho these are the dealmakers behind the historic summit

Trump and Kim

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	Two worlds will collide when Donald Trump meets Kim Jong Un in Singapore. The 72-year-old billionaire known for his round-the-clock Twitter outbursts will sit face-to-face with the 30-something Leninist who rarely leaves his isolated nation.<br />
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	The men represent vastly different countries. Trump commands the world&#39;s largest economy and most powerful military, while Kim leads an impoverished state that has diverted scarce resources to build a nuclear arsenal to shield the regime from a U.S. attack.</div>
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				Trump has repeatedly reshuffled his top national security positions since taking office in January 2017, assembling a coterie of security hawks. Kim will bring to the table a group of proven loyalists and veteran negotiators known to draw a hard line in talks.</div>
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