At an unprecedented summit in Singapore, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un displayed friendliness, but talks offered few specifics on denuclearization. WSJ Eun-Young Jeong reports from the city-state. Illustration: Sharon Shi 
 
 Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that the U.S. hopes to achieve “major disarmament” of North Korea’s nuclear arsenal during President Donald Trump’s first term in office and would resume joint military exercises with South Korea if the talks stall. 
 
 “We’re hopeful that we can achieve that in the 2½ years,” he told reporters. 
 
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– President Trump was formally nominated for the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize in early May, with the House of Representatives members who submitted the nomination citing his efforts to broker peace on the Korean peninsula. Now, a second nomination, this time out of Norway. The AP reports two lawmakers with the country's populist Progress Party have submitted Trump's name due to his having "taken a huge and important step in the direction of the disarmament, peace, and reconciliation between North and South Korea" via the Singapore summit. The nomination period ends Feb. 1. In other summit-related news: Speaking to reporters in Seoul, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo laid out an aggressive timeline for denuclearization, saying the goal was to see "major disarmament" before Trump's first term wraps up. "We're hopeful that we can achieve that in the [next] 2 1/2 years," the Wall Street Journal quotes him as saying.