Trump meets Japan, Australia leaders over trade, North Korea threatMANILA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump raised North Korea s missile tests during talks on Monday with the prime ministers of Japan and Australia, and said  a lot  of progress had been made in negotiations on trade. On the sidelines of a summit of East and Southeast Asian leaders in Manila, Trump met with Japan s Shinzo Abe and Australia s Malcolm Turnbull, and said discussions at the meeting would include tensions on the Korean Peninsula and trade. In brief remarks prior to news media being ushered out of the meeting, Turnbull said North Korea s  recklessness  needed to be stopped, while Abe said the most immediate challenge was to ensure regional peace and stability. Following the meeting, the White House said  the three leaders reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining maximum pressure on North Korea in the effort to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.   They also discussed expanded security cooperation for enhanced deterrence and defense against North Korean aggression,  the White House said in a statement.   The three men also discussed the need for  free and open  trade in the Indo-Pacific region and  the need to pursue fair and reciprocal trade,  the White House added. Trump, who campaigned heavily on U.S. trade issues, made pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Asian trade deal one of his first acts in office. His administration has instead pledged to reach bilateral pacts with individual nations.  Countries remaining in the pact have said the deal is advancing without the United States. worldnews
trump meets japan australia leaders trade north korea threatmanila reuters president donald trump raised north korea missile tests talks monday prime ministers japan australia said lot progress made negotiations trade on sidelines summit east southeast asian leaders manila trump met japan shine abe australia malcolm turnbull said discussions meeting would include tensions korean peninsula trade in brief remarks prior news media ushered meeting turnbull said north korea recklessness needed stopped abe said immediate challenge ensure regional peace stability following meeting white house said three leaders reaffirmed commitment maintaining maximum pressure north korea effort denuclearize korean peninsula they also discussed expanded security cooperation enhanced deterrence defense north korean aggression white house said statement the three men also discussed need free open trade region need pursue fair reciprocal trade white house added trump campaigned heavily trade issues made pulling partnership tpp asian trade deal one first acts office his administration instead pledged reach bilateral parts individual nations countries remaining pact said deal advancing without united states worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump meets Japan, Australia leaders over trade, North Korea threatMANILA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump raised North Korea s missile tests during talks on Monday with the prime ministers of Japan and Australia, and said  a lot  of progress had been made in negotiations on trade. On the sidelines of a summit of East and Southeast Asian leaders in Manila, Trump met with Japan s Shinzo Abe and Australia s Malcolm Turnbull, and said discussions at the meeting would include tensions on the Korean Peninsula and trade. In brief remarks prior to news media being ushered out of the meeting, Turnbull said North Korea s  recklessness  needed to be stopped, while Abe said the most immediate challenge was to ensure regional peace and stability. Following the meeting, the White House said  the three leaders reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining maximum pressure on North Korea in the effort to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.   They also discussed expanded security cooperation for enhanced deterrence and defense against North Korean aggression,  the White House said in a statement.   The three men also discussed the need for  free and open  trade in the Indo-Pacific region and  the need to pursue fair and reciprocal trade,  the White House added. Trump, who campaigned heavily on U.S. trade issues, made pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Asian trade deal one of his first acts in office. His administration has instead pledged to reach bilateral pacts with individual nations.  Countries remaining in the pact have said the deal is advancing without the United States. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump meets japan australia leaders trade north korea threatmanila reuters president donald trump raised north korea missile tests talks monday prime ministers japan australia said lot progress made negotiations trade on sidelines summit east southeast asian leaders manila trump met japan shine abe australia malcolm turnbull said discussions meeting would include tensions korean peninsula trade in brief remarks prior news media ushered meeting turnbull said north korea recklessness needed stopped abe said immediate challenge ensure regional peace stability following meeting white house said three leaders reaffirmed commitment maintaining maximum pressure north korea effort denuclearize korean peninsula they also discussed expanded security cooperation enhanced deterrence defense north korean aggression white house said statement the three men also discussed need free open trade region need pursue fair reciprocal trade white house added trump campaigned heavily trade issues made pulling partnership tpp asian trade deal one first acts office his administration instead pledged reach bilateral parts individual nations countries remaining pact said deal advancing without united states worldnews