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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The next summit meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is likely to happen early next year, a senior administration official said on Friday.

The two sides have been engaged in talks on the leaders' second meeting after the first, unprecedented, one in Singapore in June.

"A meeting is likely sometime after the first of the year," the U.S. official told a small group of reporters.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Friday he hopes to meet his North Korean counterpart soon to lay the groundwork for a "big step forward" on denuclearization during the next summit.

Pompeo, in an interview with Voice of America on a trip to Mexico City, said Kim told him two weeks ago he was committed to the promises he had made to Trump during their first summit.

"I'm very hopeful we'll have senior leader meetings here in the next week and a half or so between myself and my counterpart to continue this discussion so that when the two of them get together there is real opportunity to make another big step forward on denuclearization," he told VOA.

Pompeo met North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho at the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September.

A State Department spokeswoman declined to clarify if Pompeo meant he would meet his counterpart in Washington, saying she had no meetings to announce.

The Rodong Sinmun, North Korea's official party newspaper, said the United States should not take an approach with "two faces" as Washington touts progress in denuclearization talks while keeping sanctions in place.

"We do not want good will and generosity of the U.S. but urge it to act with the elementary give-and-take principle," the Rodong Sinmun said in a commentary on Saturday.

The United States and South Korea on Friday said they had suspended upcoming joint air defense drills in a bid to ensure diplomatic efforts with North Korea continue.

The two Koreas have held three summits this year.

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Next summit for Trump, North Korea's Kim likely after first of...

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The next summit meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is likely to happen early next year, a senior administration official said on Friday. The two sides have been engaged in talks on the leaders' second meeting after the first, unprecedented, one in Singapore in June.

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Colombia's Comptroller General seized assets of 10 health intermediary companies for charging patients for treatments covered by their .

According to the Comptroller General's Office, the so-called EPS intermediaries charged both patients and public health care funds.

Among the fraudsters are some of the country's largest EPS's, including some that already had been embroiled in previous corruption scandals.

Colombia's opposition has called to reform the healthcare system and remove the intermediaries, but are opposed by lawmakers who allegedly receive much of their campaign funding from the EPS's.

Health intermediaries that ripped off patients

The Colombian Association of Integral Health Companies that represent the alleged fraudsters said that the companies ripped off its members and public health funds in "only 1%" of the cases.

With the assets that were seized, the Comptroller General hopes to recover $400,000 that was allegedly charged to both patients and public health funds.

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Colombia's disgraced health companies continue to rip off patients: comptroller

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Colombia's Comptroller General seized assets of 10 health intermediary companies for charging patients for treatments covered by their . According to the Comptroller General's Office, the so-called EPS intermediaries charged both patients and public health care funds. Among the fraudsters are some of the country's largest EPS's, including some that already had been embroiled in previous corruption scandals.

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The Ryder Cup fan who was left blinded by a wayward Brooks Koepka shot has hammered event organisers, claiming she could have been killed.

Corine Remande's eye exploded after a tee shot flew into her right eye, leaving her with permanent damage which will change her life forever.

Mrs Remande, 49, had travelled from Egypt with her husband Raphael for the golfing spectacular.

But their dream trip turned to horror as they stood down the fairway of the sixth hole at Le Golf National club in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, just outside of Paris.

Mrs Remande is planning to take legal action against event organisers, who claim that adequate warnings were not given before the ball came flying in the direction of the fans.

"I hope that this terrible accident will improve safety for the public," she told BBC Sport.

"The doctor said immediately to my husband that it was a very big explosion in my eye and it was impossible for me now to see again with this eye.

"I don't know how to live with only one eye. I like walking, sport, going to the gym and playing golf."

Mrs Remande added that she was set to consult lawyers in a bid to seek damages.

She said: "More than anything I want them to take care of all the medical bills to make sure there is no risk of infection."

Koepka immediately approached Mrs Remande after seeing the damage that his ball had caused.

She claims that she does not blame him for the accident and "appreciated the gesture" for him to come over immediately.

"I tried to stay positive with him so that he didn't lose his concentration," she said.

"But once I was taken away, I didn't hear anything from the organisers."

American Koepka spoke about the emotional damage the incident had caused him the day after he found out about the extent of Mrs Remande's injuries.

He said: "Yesterday was one of the worst days of my life. I haven't had too many tragedies in my personal family where there has been a loss or any accident. I've been lucky in that sense.

"So when I was told the news about Mrs Remande I was heartbroken. My stomach sank and yesterday was probably one of the hardest days of trying to focus on playing golf, knowing what is going to come.

"I don't get to play with my brother very much and I brought my caddie here to play but I wasn't very talkative as I spent and hour and a half on the phone and making text messages to get the real story of what was going on.

"It's sad and I am torn up about it. We reached out to Mrs Remande and her husband to see how things are going and we didn't hear back last night.

"I'm looking forward to speaking to her today or in the next few days because there is nobody who feels worse about this than I do. It's a tragic accident what happened and I'm heartbroken, I'm all messed up inside.

"In my career it will be the one shot I definitely regret even though everyone from the Ryder Cup and the PGA of America have assured me she will get the care she needs. It's upsetting, it really is. I hit a golf ball and someone lost their sight in their eye.

"The European Tour and the PGA Tour do an unbelievable job on the set-up but unfortunately we can't always hit the fairway every time. It seems every week someone gets hit."

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Ryder Cup fan left blinded by Koepka shot speaks out about impact of injuries

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The Ryder Cup fan who was left blinded by a wayward Brooks Koepka shot has hammered event organisers, claiming she could have been killed. Corine Remande's eye exploded after a tee shot flew into her right eye, leaving her with permanent damage which will change her life forever.