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Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player who soccer fans say could be considered Messi's equal - if not superior. Ronaldo is stronger and taller than the Argentine, and his goals-to-games ratio is similar. In 2016, Ronaldo was named FIFA's Player of the Year, his fourth such honor. In fact, he and Messi have been the only two players to win that honor since 2007. Since joining Real Madrid from Manchester United in 2009, Ronaldo has been a revelation, making the world-record outlay of $131 million look less outrageous with every goal he scores. His famous stopover is imitated in parks right across the world.

Teams: Portugal, Real Madrid

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Team number: 7 (both teams)

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Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player who soccer fans say could be considered Messi's equal - if not superior. Ronaldo is stronger and taller than the Argentine, and his goals-to-games ratio is similar. In 2016, Ronaldo was named FIFA's Player of the Year, his fourth such honor.

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"Tonight, I'm here to tell you one thing: Iran lied -- big time," Netanyahu said late Monday during an address from the Israel Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv.

Calling it one of the greatest achievements in the history of Israeli intelligence, Netanyahu displayed what he said were files that demonstrate Iran planned to continue pursuing a nuclear weapons program despite the 2015 deal it brokered with the international community.

Speaking in English, Netanyahu accused Iran of ramping up efforts to obscure the files in 2015 and moving them to a secret location in Tehran last year.

The files were kept in massive vaults inside an "innocent-looking compound" in Shorabad District, the Prime Minister said. The 100,000 files contain, among other things, blueprints, charts, photos, videos and presentations dealing with nuclear weaponry.

"Iran planned at the highest level to continue work related to nuclear weapons under different guises and using the same personnel," he said.

Iranian, US reaction

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called Netanyahu's comments "childish" and "laughable."

"What we saw from Netanyahu was a childish play which we had also witnessed in previous years and also from the MKO terrorist group," Araghchi said, as quoted by the state-run IRNA news agency.

Referring to claims by Netanyahu that it has 55,000 documents from a facility in Iran is "ridiculous" because Iran would never harbor such important documents in an abandoned area, Araghci said.

The White House issued a statement Monday night, saying: "The United States is aware of the information just released by Israel and continues to examine it carefully. This information provides new and compelling details about Iran's efforts to develop missile-deliverable nuclear weapons.

"These facts are consistent with what the United States has long known: Iran has a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons program that it has tried and failed to hide from the world and from its own people. The Iranian regime has shown it will use destructive weapons against its neighbors and others. Iran must never have nuclear weapons."

US President Donald Trump applauded the announcement and said it shows he was "100% right" in criticizing the 2015 pact agreed to by former US President Barack Obama, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France and Germany. Iran agreed to reduce its uranium stockpile in return for international sanctions being lifted.

"In seven years, that deal will have expired and Iran is free to go ahead and create nuclear weapons. That is not acceptable. Seven years is tomorrow," Trump said.

Asked what might come of the deal, Trump responded, "We'll see what happens." Even if he does pull out of the deal, he said, "that doesn't mean I wouldn't negotiate a new agreement."

Trump has until May 12 to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the Iran deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

Before Netanyahu's address, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted, "The boy who can't stop crying wolf is at it again. Undeterred by cartoon fiasco at UNGA. You can only fool some of the people so many times." Zarif was referring to a cartoon drawing of a bomb that Netanyahu referred to during a September 2012 appearance before the UN General Assembly about Iran's nuclear program.

After Netanyahu spoke, Zarif tweeted, "Pres. Trump is jumping on a rehash of old allegations already dealt with by the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) to 'nix' the deal. How convenient. Coordinated timing of alleged intelligence revelations by the boy who cries wolf just days before May 12. But Trump's impetuousness to celebrate blew the cover."

Project Amad

Netanyahu alleged that Iran for years operated the secret Project Amad, which sought to produce five nuclear warheads, each with an explosive yield equivalent to five of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima during World War II, The nation stored material related to Project Amad to use later, he said.

Iran lied about Project Amad, he said, when one of the conditions of the nuclear deal was that Iran had to "come clean" about its activities related to nuclear arms.

Netanyahu said during his address that Zarif -- along with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, and President Hassan Rouhani -- had all previously lied when they said Iran had no interest in nuclear weapons.

The Prime Minister vehemently opposes the deal and said Monday it provides Iran "a clear path to an atomic arsenal" by allowing for unlimited uranium enrichment within a few years, and by failing to address the country's development of ballistic missiles and its advanced work on weaponization.

Netanyahu promises to share intelligence

Hours after showing the purported evidence of Iran's deception around the nuclear deal, Netanyahu spoke with the leaders of France, Germany and Russia, promising to share the intelligence he publicized, according to the Prime Minister's office.

Netanyahu's office described the material as the "exposure of the documents on the Iranian plan to achieve nuclear weapons."

Netanyahu told the leaders of France and Germany that he would send professional teams to brief them on the material Israel revealed. The Prime Minister intends to speak to the leaders of Great Britain and China "forthwith," his office said.

Germany will analyze and evaluate the information presented by Israel concerning Iran's nuclear program, a government spokesperson said. The spokesperson said the agreement established a "landmark and robust" system for monitoring compliance with the deal -- and will continue to be necessary.

The UK has "never been naïve about Iran and its nuclear intentions," according to a statement issued by a UK government spokesperson.

"That is why the IAEA inspection regime agreed as part of the Iran nuclear deal is one of the most extensive and robust in the history of international nuclear accords. It remains a vitally important way of independently verifying that Iran is adhering to the deal and that Iran's nuclear program is exclusively peaceful," the UK spokesperson said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin remains committed to the Iran nuclear deal, telling Netanyahu in a Monday phone call that it must be "strictly observed by all parties," the Kremlin said.

The White House said Trump on Monday spoke with French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday to "address developments concerning Syria and Iran." Details were not provided.

In his presentation, Netanyahu dramatically pulled aside dark sheets to reveal shelves holding books he said were copies of 55,000 pages of Iranian nuclear information and a display of discs he said were 55,000 files.

He didn't provide details about how Israel obtained the purported documents.

"You may want to know where are the originals," he said. "Well, I can say now they're in a very safe place."

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"Tonight, I'm here to tell you one thing: Iran lied -- big time," Netanyahu said late Monday during an address from the Israel Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv. Calling it one of the greatest achievements in the history of Israeli intelligence, Netanyahu displayed what he said were files that demonstrate Iran planned to continue pursuing a nuclear weapons program despite the 2015 deal it brokered with the international community.

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The Fake News is going crazy making up false stories and using only unnamed sources (who don’t exist). They are totally unhinged, and the great success of this Administration is making them do and say things that even they can’t believe they are saying. Truly bad people!

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The White House is running very smoothly despite phony Witch Hunts etc. There is great Energy and unending Stamina, both necessary to get things done. We are accomplishing the unthinkable and setting positive records while doing so! Fake News is going “bonkers!”

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Are dogs really better than cats? The crazy cat lady might not see beyond her kitty! For every cat person his/her feline is better than any dog on this planet. However research and actual facts paint a version drastically contrary to what cat owners would want to believe. It has been confirmed that dogs make better pets vis-à-vis cats for not one but several reasons. As you near the end of this article, you'll find yourself drifting towards man's best friend.

1) Your Dog Will Watch Your Back

Whether you own a small or a big sized dog it will do its best to alert you and guard your home when confronted with intruders or strange noises. Even a small feisty pooch is enough to scare off nasty strangers with its shrill barks and growls. No one wants to be bitten by a canine! Cats on the other hand prefer to run far away from a menacing situation or simply hide instead of putting up a brave front.

2) Dogs Encourage An Active Lifestyle For Their Owners

Canines enjoy running or going on long walks with their humans. Daily exercise is absolutely important for dogs. This means dog owners will have to indulge in some form of physical activity & interactive play to keep their pets motivated and engaged. A five year study performed on 2000 people in Australia brought to light the fact that dog walking can increase the level of physical activity in a large section of the community. Even older folks are seen participating in daily walks with their pooches. Cat people are rarely seen walking their felines on a harness since this isn't a standard practice. Kitties like to be on their own whether indoors or outdoors and do what they like to do regardless of others.

3) Your Pet Pooch Can Get You New Friends

A study has shown that when people are out for a stroll or otherwise with their pooches, they end up chatting with strangers a lot more compared to when gallivanting alone. Pet dogs can act as a conversation starter between two individuals. Independent by nature, cats hardly accompany their people on walks or outdoor time.

4) It's Simpler to Train Dogs

Dogs enjoy the edible prize and all the praise they get from their owners after a job well done! Training sessions also offer mental stimulation to your canine and this aspect is as important as physical activity. Your dog will enjoy learning commands like sit, stay, lie down, et al. The reward reinforcement approach works well with dogs and gets them to learn new commands and tricks. Training felines may seem like a bit of an ordeal. Even edible rewards may not excite the cat to pay attention and learn something worthwhile.

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5) Dogs Are More Responsive

A dog can never ignore its human and will always respond to its name when called out. Cats may tend to avoid their owners and act pretty elusive.

6) Dogs Don't Need Litter Boxes

A house trained pooch will go outdoors to relieve itself or to do its business. Their toilet time mostly coincides with their daily strolls. All you need is a poop scooper or a poop bag to clean after the pet. Cats use litter boxes placed inside the house to defecate and urinate. So cat owners have to deal with the smell emanating out of their kitties' toilets. The daily scooping routine may seem like an unpleasant affair to some. Also the litter boxes need to be thoroughly cleaned and scrubbed once or twice a week.

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7) Dogs Appear Calm and Accepting When Confronted With Change

When shifting to a new home your pooch will be able to accept the changed environment more readily provided its human appears to be calm and happy. Cats don't like to be faced with changes and take more time to adjust to a new environment, family member or pet. They may not feel instantly safe in a new setting.

8) Dogs Can Perform Bigger & Smarter Roles

Dogs can be trained to assist the police force or perform military tasks. Detection or Sniffer dogs can detect explosives, illicit drugs, track criminals, find hidden currency and search for endangered animal species. Canines can also detect some cancers using their very strong sense of smell. They are able to identify odors linked with certain medical conditions. Then there are the mobility assistance dogs for the physically disabled. People with hearing or visual impairment can benefit from the support of service dogs. Canines can also work on farms to look after livestock. Rescue dogs help people escape dire situations. Cats however can only be used as therapy animals and not in other roles as mentioned above.

9) Dogs Can Predict Many Things

Dogs can tell if a storm is approaching and will begin to bark loudly to caution its pack. They can also predict an earthquake. Pooches get to know if its human mama is pregnant. It is able to perceive the physiological changes and other transformations associated with pregnancy. Dogs can also be trained to detect an oncoming seizure in their humans and alert the latter. The alerting behavior includes pawing, circling or barking and may surface some minutes or almost an hour before the beginning of the seizure. Cats performing this way, well that's completely unheard of!

10) Adopt a Pup From A Varied Range Of Dog Breeds

There are toy breed dogs to giant ones and everything in between! You can also find a dog that'll gel with your temperament & lifestyle. Whether you want a laid back breed or a spirited pooch, there's one to match every need. Cats do come in interesting colors and beautiful coats but don't offer much variety when it comes to size or shape.

For an animal lover dogs and cats mean one and the same thing, a bundle of fur to be cosseted with love and cuddles! Both felines and canines are unique in their own interesting ways. Rather than racking one's brain over the choice of pet, why not create a compassionate and ideal setting where a cat and a dog can co-exist harmoniously.

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RUSH: No longer is this just gonna be a long list of stories that I might mention on the program. Now, you will get specifically the stories that I talk about on the program and a select list of a few others that I intended to get to but ran out of time.

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It also, by blurring the boundary between the two countries, hinted at the goal of unification that both Seoul and Pyongyang have long sought to realise.

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Friday's dramatic meeting between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his North Korean counterpart, Chairman Kim Jong-un, represents an unambiguous historic breakthrough at least in terms of the image of bilateral reconciliation and the emotional uplift it has given to South Korea public opinion.

Whether the agreement announced at the meeting - the new Panmunjeom Declaration for Peace, Prosperity and Unification of the Korean Peninsula - offers, in substance, the right mix of concrete measures to propel the two Koreas and the wider international community towards a lasting peace remains an open question.

The symbolic impact of a North Korean leader setting foot for the first time on South Korean soil cannot be underestimated.

Mr Kim's bold decision to stride confidently into nominally hostile territory reflects the young dictator's confidence and acute sense of political theatre and expertly executed timing.

His clever, seemingly spontaneous gesture to President Moon to reciprocate his step into the South by having him join him for an instance in stepping back into the North was an inspired way of asserting the equality of the two countries and their leaders.

It also, by blurring the boundary between the two countries, hinted at the goal of unification that both Seoul and Pyongyang have long sought to realise.

The rest of the day was full of visual firsts and a set of cleverly choreographed images of the two leaders chatting informally and intimately in the open air - deliberately advancing a powerful new narrative of the two Koreas as agents of their own destiny.

Handshakes, broad smiles and bear hugs have amplified this message of Koreans determining their own future, in the process offsetting past memories of a peninsula all too often dominated by the self-interest of external great powers, whether China, Japan, or more recently, during the Cold War, the United States and the former Soviet Union.

The two leaders' joint statements before the international media were another pitch perfect moment for Mr Kim to challenge the world's preconceptions.

In an instance, Mr Kim's confident and relaxed announcement to the press dispelled the picture of a remote, rigid, autocratic leader in favour of a normal, humanised statesman, intent on working to advance the cause of peace and national reconciliation.

A cynic might see this as both a simple propaganda victory for Mr Kim, and also his attempt to lock in place the nuclear and missile advances the North has already achieved by calling for "phased...disarmament" - by intentionally downplaying the expectation of immediate progress while emphasising the need for step-by-step negotiations.

The joint declaration echoes the themes of past accords, including the previous Korean leaders summits of 2000 and 2007, and an earlier 1991 bilateral Reconciliation and Non-Aggression agreement.

Plans to establish joint liaison missions, military dialogue and confidence building measures, economic co-operation, and the expansion of contact between the citizens of the two countries have featured in earlier agreements.

However, Friday's declaration is more specific in its proposals, with the two countries pledging, for example, "to cease all hostile acts against each other in every domain, including land, sea and air..." and providing a series of key dates for the early implementation by both sides of a raft of new confidence building measures.

These include the cessation of "all hostile acts" near the demilitarised zone by 1 May, the start of bilateral military talks in May, joint participation by the two Koreas in the 2018 Asian Games, the re-establishment of family reunions by 15 August, and, perhaps most importantly of all, a return visit to the North by President Moon by as soon as the autumn of this year.

Committing to early, albeit incremental, steps in the direction of peace, appears to be motivated by the Korean leaders' wish to foster an irresistible sense of momentum and urgency.

The declaration also calls for future peace treaty talks involving the two Koreas, together with one or both of China and the US.

The logic of binding external actors into a definite - but evolving - timetable for progress on key issues is that it lowers the risk of conflict on the peninsula - something both Koreas are keen to avoid and which they have long had reason to fear given the past bellicose language of a "fire and fury" Donald Trump.

Playing for time is a viable option, given that President Moon is at the start of his five-year presidency - a marked contrast to the summits of 2000 and 2007, when the respective leaders of the South, Kim Dae-jung and Roh Moo-hyun, were already well into their presidential terms.

Mr Moon can count, therefore, on repeat meetings with Mr Kim, and the two men appear genuinely interested in sustaining their dialogue and making progress on the wide-ranging set of initiatives included in the declaration.

Mr Kim's own statements at the summit have also been a vocal argument in favour of identity politics, given his stress on "one nation, one language, one blood", and his repeated rejection of any future conflict between the Koreas - two themes that will have played well with a South Korean public that traditionally is sympathetic to a narrative of self-confident, although not necessarily strident, nationalism.

For all of the stress on Koreans determining their common future, there is no escaping the decisive importance of the US.

The much anticipated Trump-Kim summit in May or early June will be critical in testing the sincerity of the North's commitment to a peaceful settlement.

Pyongyang's professed commitment to "denuclearisation" is likely to be very different from Washington's demand for "comprehensive, verifiable and irreversible" nuclear disarmament.

Not only will the Trump-Kim summit be a way of measuring the gap between the US and North Korea on this issue; it will also be an important opportunity to gauge how far the US has developed its own strategy for narrowing the differences with the North.

President Moon has cleverly and repeatedly allowed Mr Trump to assume credit for the breakthrough in inter-Korean relations, recognising perhaps that boosting the US president's ego is the best way of minimising the risk of war and keeping Mr Trump engaged in dialogue with the North.

Whatever the long-term, substantive outcome from the Panmunjeom summit, the event has memorably showcased the political astuteness, diplomatic agility and strategic vision of both Korean leaders.

The dramatic events of Friday are a reminder that personality and leadership are key ingredients in effecting historical change, sometimes allowing relatively small powers to advance their interests in spite of the competing interests of larger, more influential states.
Dr John Nilsson-Wright is Senior Research Fellow for Northeast Asia, Asia-Pacific Programme at Chatham House and a senior lecturer in Japanese Politics and International Relations at the University of Cambridge

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From the US and Poland, to Hong Kong and Brazil, the Korean pop group's latest album,"Love Yourself: Her," held the top spot on iTunes' top selling album chart in73 countries and territories in three continents.

The music video for the album's debut single, "DNA" hit 20 million views on YouTube in about 20 hours, knocking down records by Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and Rihanna for most views in a day.

The seven member group, whose oldest member is just 24-years-old, is well known for its record breaking firsts. In May 2016, the groupbeat American favorites Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande to become the first K-pop act to clinch a Billboard Music Award.

And, for their third world tour this past spring, within hours of going on sale, BTS sold out US arenas - another first for a K-pop act - prompting them to add more shows on both coasts, in New Jersey and California.

Lately, they've ranked on the 2017 Billboard Year End Charts ((#1 Social 50 Artist, #2 Top Artist Duo/Group, #10 Top Artist and #32 Independent Albums). BTS also performed at the American Music Awards, "The Ellen DeGeneres Show, "The Late Late Show" and will be playing "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve in New York.

"We really started at the bottom," said BTS member 23-year-old Kim Namjoon, who writes a lot of the groups songs and as the group's only English speaker, acts as the face of the group outside of Asia. "When we first started no one paid attention to us," added Kim.

Having debuted in 2013, BTS stands for "Beyond The Scene," a reference to their mix of musical styles, including pop, hip-hop, R&B and electronica.

"BTS bucks the trend and does their own thing," said Paul Han, co-founder of Allkpop, a site for K-pop gossip and news, which has 10 million monthly readers worldwide. "If you listen to their past hit songs, it doesn't really sound like they're trying to make a catchy pop song, instead, they're using genuine hip-hop beats with clever wordplay and thought-provoking lyrics."

BTS' newest and fifth album is "all about crossing barriers, language borders and connecting the human experience," said Kim, over the phone from Seoul, South Korea.

"Our songs are about the hardships of young people, their loves and their daily lives."

One of the singles, "Best Of Me," is a collaboration with New York DJ duo The Chainsmokers, whom they met at the Billboard Music Awards.

"They were curious about us," said Kim. "We were of course fans."

This new album expresses a "brighter blast of EDM and softer hip-hop than their past albums" and is "aimed at a wider audience," said Tamar Herman, who covers K-pop for Billboard.com, but she added that it still remains to be seen if that strategy will pay off in the long term.

In the past, Herman said, their success was a mix of work ethic and canny use of technology.

"What sets them apart is definitely their social media," said Herman. "It brings them closer to fans, making them feel as real as idols can get."

For many K-pop fans, particularly those in the US, the internet remains the only way to get access to K-pop content.

"BTS cut out the middle man with their social media posts, bringing instantly shareable content directly to their fan's Twitter feeds," said Herman.

"Paired with their increasingly impressive music releases, BTS gave off a more accessible vibe than many other K-pop acts, whose communication with fans is more often than not directed through limited moments curated by their labels," she added.

This engagement was key to their Billboard win. Their fans, known as the "A.R.M.Y." (Adorable Representative MC's for Youth"), voted for their award on Twitter and on the awards website, using the hashtag #BTSBBMAS more than 300 million times.

"It's become a habit to be natural and always open," said Kim. "We tweet about silly things and every small thing.

"We have seven members, if somebody doesn't use social media that day, the other members do it. We do it every day. It's like brushing teeth."

Allkpop founder Han believes social media is the perfect outlet to showcase a more true to life representation of the group.

"Beyond the music, if you get to know them, you fall in love with their infectious personalities," said Han. "You don't see any fakeness or diva personalities, they all seem genuine, humble, and down to earth."

The seven are in their early 20s, and Kim said, have lived with each other in the same house for the last several years, learning to deal with each other like "brothers."

"We sometimes argue from time to time," said Kim. "We know how to deal with it and how to learn from each other. We have a very special bond."

Kim is the only BTS member fluent in English, having learned it from the "Friends" DVD's his mom gave him.

"The first time I watched it with Korean subtitles, the second with English subtitles and the next time, I managed to watch it with no subtitles, and saw real situations, what Americans deal with," said Kim. "'Friends' helped me so much."

Off this new album, Kim says they are planning another tour. They are also discussing what to do about their upcoming required two-year military service, which has threatened the unity of other K-pop groups before.

And as for what many fans really want to know, Kim said his "ideal girl," would be able to "talk for more than an hour about anything, family, music life, whether we can communicate and have something in common."

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Buckle up, Liberty High, because Netflix just announced that 13 Reasons Why Season 2 will premiere on May 18 - and dropped a dark trailer featuring (most of) the old crew:

It's been over a year since 13 Reasons Why premiered, and the first season left us with as many questions as answers. Season 2 picks up in the aftermath of Hannah Baker's death, as Liberty High prepares to go on trial. But someone will stop at nothing to keep the truth surrounding Hannah's death concealed.

Netflix also announced that in preparation for the launch of Season 2, new resources will be added to 13ReasonsWhy.info including an updated Discussion Guide and a new Discussion Series - a set of videos where cast address issues in the series including bullying, sexual assault and drug abuse.

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Moon and Kim met at the same location in Panmunjom last Friday, a historically significant event that was televised worldwide and led to an agreement to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula and formally end the Korean War.

There is a "strong possibility" the summit will be held at the site, with some events possibly scheduled on the northern side of the military demarcation line separating the two countries, according to an official with deep knowledge of North Korea's thinking on the matter.

The venue makes the most sense logistically for Kim, the source said, because media facilities and equipment are already in place, which could the allow the summit to take place "in late May."

Traveling to the northern side of the DMZ would also provide a historic opportunity for Trump, the source said, adding that Moon may be involved in the summit in some capacity.

The idea of meeting at the DMZ wasn't a complete surprise to aides since Trump has been talking about it all weekend and raised it in his Sunday phone call with Moon, a senior US official and a person familiar with the conversations told CNN.

Trump loved the images from the inter-Korean summit and the fact the entire meeting was televised, those sources said.

Speaking to reporters Monday, Trump said he was enthusiastic about the idea of holding the summit in the DMZ. "There's something I like about it, because you're there, if things work out, there's a great celebration to be had on the site, not in a third party country," he said.

Millions watched Moon's meeting with Kim last Friday, the first meeting between two leaders of North and South Korea in a decade.

Cameras followed the leaders' movements throughout the day, from Moon's departure from Seoul to the moment Kim crossed the demarcation line into the south -- and encouraged Moon to cross to the North.

The US President wants to be involved in similar scenes when he becomes the first sitting US President to meet a North Korean leader. He's keen to take part in a cross-border handshake, but also wants photos to document the moment if he decides to stand up and walk out of talks, they said.

US officials are still arguing for Singapore as a possible location for the talks, telling Trump it presents a more neutral option, the sources said.

But one senior official conceded the symbolism wouldn't be there, and noted there are still logistical considerations to worry about with Singapore, a city-state south of Malaysia.

Concerns remain inside the administration that Trump may be too eager for a deal. Those same skeptics worry holding the meeting at the DMZ will appear conciliatory toward Kim.

As he has said in public, Trump remains insistent he will not be played as the two seek to end the standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

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Kim agrees to meet Trump at DMZ, source says

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Moon and Kim met at the same location in Panmunjom last Friday, a historically significant event that was televised worldwide and led to an agreement to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula and formally end the Korean War.

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