Trump warns 'rogue regime' North Korea of grave dangerBEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in China on Wednesday seeking help to rein in North Korea, telling the reclusive state s leader he was putting his country in grave danger by developing nuclear weapons. Trump used some of his toughest language yet against North Korea in a wide-ranging address in Seoul that lodged specific accusations of chilling human rights abuses. He called on countries around the world to isolate Pyongyang by denying it  any form of support, supply or acceptance.   Do not underestimate us and do not try us,  Trump told North Korea as he wrapped up a visit to South Korea with a speech to the National Assembly before heading to Beijing, where he was making his first official visit. Trump painted a dystopian picture of the reclusive North, saying people were suffering in  gulags  and some bribed government officials to work as  slaves  overseas rather than live under the government at home. He offered no evidence to support those accusations. Trump s return to harsh, uncompromising language came a day after he appeared to dial back the bellicose rhetoric that had fueled fears across east Asia of the risk of military conflict. On Tuesday, Trump had even offered a diplomatic opening to Pyongyang to  make a deal.  He went mostly on the attack in Wednesday s speech but did promise a  path to a much better future  if North Korea stopped developing ballistic missiles and agreed to  complete, verifiable and total denuclearization    something Pyongyang has vowed never to do.  We will not allow American cities to be threatened with destruction. We will not be intimidated,  he told South Korean lawmakers.  And we will not let the worst atrocities in history be repeated here, on this ground we fought and died to secure.  The North defends its nuclear weapons and missile programs as a necessary defense against what it says are U.S. plans to invade. The United States, which has 28,500 troops in South Korea, a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean war, denies any such intention.      The world cannot tolerate the menace of a rogue regime that threatens it with nuclear devastation,  Trump said, speaking as three U.S. aircraft carrier groups sailed to the Western Pacific for exercises - a rare show of such U.S. naval force in the region.  STATE VISIT-PLUS  In Beijing, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping resumed their  bromance  struck in April at Trump s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, making small talk as they toured the Forbidden City - which was shut down to tourists - with their wives before taking in a Chinese opera performance. While the sprawling palace complex in the political and cultural heart of Beijing is a regular stop for visiting dignitaries, it is rare for a Chinese leader to act as a personal escort, confirmation of the  state visit-plus  treatment that China had promised for Trump.   Trump has threatened action over China s wide trade surplus with the United States and called on Beijing to do more to rein in ally and neighbor North Korea, but has expressed admiration for Xi and held off on imposing trade measures. During his two-day visit, Trump will ask China to abide by U.N. resolutions and cut financial links with North Korea, a senior White House official said on the plane from Seoul. He also plans to discuss with Xi the long-contentious trade imbalance, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said at a ceremony with U.S. business leaders where $9 billion worth of deals were signed. The White House expects to announce deals in China this week worth more than $250 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing an administration official. Trump believes any talks with North Korea would require it to reduce threats, end provocations and move toward denuclearization, and that no deal can be achieved without denuclearization, the official added. Trump and Xi were scheduled to hold formal talks on Thursday. Before leaving for Beijing, Trump cited China as one of the countries that must fully enforce international sanctions against Pyongyang and downgrade diplomatic and commercial ties.  To those nations that choose to ignore this threat or, worse still, to enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience,  he said. While Trump will try to convince Xi to squeeze North Korea further with steps such as limits on oil exports and financial transactions, it is not clear if Xi, who has just consolidated his power at a Communist Party congress, will agree to do more. China has repeatedly said its leverage over Pyongyang is exaggerated by the West and that it is already doing all it can to enforce sanctions. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said that China fully and strictly implements U.N. Security Council resolutions on North Korea, but will investigate if there have been any contraventions. During his speech in Seoul, Trump directed his words at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.  The weapons that you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger,  he said.  Every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face.  However Trump, whose strategy has stressed sanctions and military pressure instead of diplomacy, did not spell out any new approach. North Korea has made clear it has little interest in negotiations at least until it develops a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the U.S. mainland, something U.S. intelligence officials say it may be just months away from achieving.  North Korea is a country ruled by a cult,  Trump said in a speech that was interrupted several times by applause and ended with a standing ovation.  He stopped short of repeating the derisive nickname  little Rocket Man  that he has used to describe the young North Korean leader. Kim, for his part, has called Trump  mentally deranged.  The speech came after Trump s attempt to make an unannounced visit to the heavily fortified border separating North and South Korea was aborted when dense fog prevented his helicopter from landing, officials said. A visit to the DMZ, despite his aides  earlier insistence he had no plans to go there, would have had the potential to further inflame tensions with North Korea. Arriving in Beijing on Wednesday, Trump and his wife Melania descended from a red-carpeted staircase rolled up to the main door of Air Force One. That was in contrast to a 2016 visit to China by his predecessor, Barack Obama, who was forced to exit his plane from a lower door in what was seen as a snub. And while in China, Trump will not be deterred from using Twitter, his favored form of communication, despite its being banned there, according to an administration official.  The president will tweet whatever he wants,  the official told reporters on Air Force One.  I m sure we ve got the gear aboard this airplane to make it happen.  worldnews
trump warns regime north korea grave dangerbeijing reuters president donald trump arrived china wednesday seeking help rein north korea telling reclusive state leader putting country grave danger developing nuclear weapons trump used toughest language yet north korea address seoul lodged specific accusations chilling human rights abuses he called countries around world isolate pyongyang denying form support supply acceptance do underestimate us try us trump told north korea wrapped visit south korea speech national assembly heading beijing making first official visit trump painted dystopian picture reclusive north saying people suffering glass bribed government officials work slaves overseas rather live government home he offered evidence support accusations trump return harsh uncompromising language came day appeared dial back bellicose rhetoric fueled fears across east asia risk military conflict on tuesday trump even offered diplomatic opening pyongyang make deal he went mostly attack wednesday speech promise path much better future north korea stopped developing ballistic missiles agreed complete verifiable total denuclearization something pyongyang vowed never we allow american cities threatened destruction we intimidated told south korean lawmakers and let worst atrocities history repeated ground fought died secure the north defends nuclear weapons missile programs necessary defense says plans invade the united states troops south korea legacy korean war denies intention the world tolerate menace rogue regime threatens nuclear devastation trump said speaking three aircraft carrier groups sailed western pacific exercises rare show naval force region state in beijing trump chinese president xi winning resumed romance struck april trump resort florida making small talk toured forbidden city shut tourists wives taking chinese opera performance while sprawling palace complex political cultural heart beijing regular stop visiting dignitaries rare chinese leader act personal escort confirmation state treatment china promised trump trump threatened action china wide trade surplus united states called beijing rein ally neighbor north korea expressed admiration xi held imposing trade measures during visit trump ask china abide resolutions cut financial links north korea senior white house official said plane seoul he also plans discuss xi trade imbalance commerce secretary wilbur ross said ceremony business leaders billion worth deals signed the white house expects announce deals china week worth billion bloomberg reported citing administration official trump believes talks north korea would require reduce threats end provocation move toward denuclearization deal achieved without denuclearization official added trump xi scheduled hold formal talks thursday before leaving beijing trump cited china one countries must fully enforce international sanctions pyongyang downgraded diplomatic commercial ties to nations choose ignore threat worse still enable weight crisis conscience said while trump try convince xi squeeze north korea steps limits oil exports financial transactions clear xi consolidated power communist party congress agree china repeatedly said leverage pyongyang exaggerated west already enforce sanctions the chinese foreign ministry said china fully strictly implements security council resolutions north korea investigate contravention during speech seoul trump directed words north korean leader kim jong un the weapons acquiring making safer putting regime grave danger said every step take dark path increases peril face however trump whose strategy stressed sanctions military pressure instead diplomacy spell new approach north korea made clear little interest negotiations least develops missile capable hitting mainland something intelligence officials say may months away achieving north korea country ruled cult trump said speech interrupted several times applause ended standing ovation he stopped short repeating decisive nickname little rocket man used describe young north korean leader kim part called trump mentally deranged the speech came trump attempt make unannounced visit heavily fortified border separating north south korea aborted dense fog prevented helicopter landing officials said a visit dmy despite aides earlier insistence plans go would potential inflamed tensions north korea arriving beijing wednesday trump wife melanie descended staircase rolled main door air force one that contrast visit china predecessor barack obama forced exit plane lower door seen snub and china trump deferred using twitter favored form communication despite banned according administration official the president tweet whatever wants official told reporters air force one i sure got gear aboard airplane make happen 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 warns 'rogue regime' North Korea of grave dangerBEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in China on Wednesday seeking help to rein in North Korea, telling the reclusive state s leader he was putting his country in grave danger by developing nuclear weapons. Trump used some of his toughest language yet against North Korea in a wide-ranging address in Seoul that lodged specific accusations of chilling human rights abuses. He called on countries around the world to isolate Pyongyang by denying it  any form of support, supply or acceptance.   Do not underestimate us and do not try us,  Trump told North Korea as he wrapped up a visit to South Korea with a speech to the National Assembly before heading to Beijing, where he was making his first official visit. Trump painted a dystopian picture of the reclusive North, saying people were suffering in  gulags  and some bribed government officials to work as  slaves  overseas rather than live under the government at home. He offered no evidence to support those accusations. Trump s return to harsh, uncompromising language came a day after he appeared to dial back the bellicose rhetoric that had fueled fears across east Asia of the risk of military conflict. On Tuesday, Trump had even offered a diplomatic opening to Pyongyang to  make a deal.  He went mostly on the attack in Wednesday s speech but did promise a  path to a much better future  if North Korea stopped developing ballistic missiles and agreed to  complete, verifiable and total denuclearization    something Pyongyang has vowed never to do.  We will not allow American cities to be threatened with destruction. We will not be intimidated,  he told South Korean lawmakers.  And we will not let the worst atrocities in history be repeated here, on this ground we fought and died to secure.  The North defends its nuclear weapons and missile programs as a necessary defense against what it says are U.S. plans to invade. The United States, which has 28,500 troops in South Korea, a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean war, denies any such intention.      The world cannot tolerate the menace of a rogue regime that threatens it with nuclear devastation,  Trump said, speaking as three U.S. aircraft carrier groups sailed to the Western Pacific for exercises - a rare show of such U.S. naval force in the region.  STATE VISIT-PLUS  In Beijing, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping resumed their  bromance  struck in April at Trump s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, making small talk as they toured the Forbidden City - which was shut down to tourists - with their wives before taking in a Chinese opera performance. While the sprawling palace complex in the political and cultural heart of Beijing is a regular stop for visiting dignitaries, it is rare for a Chinese leader to act as a personal escort, confirmation of the  state visit-plus  treatment that China had promised for Trump.   Trump has threatened action over China s wide trade surplus with the United States and called on Beijing to do more to rein in ally and neighbor North Korea, but has expressed admiration for Xi and held off on imposing trade measures. During his two-day visit, Trump will ask China to abide by U.N. resolutions and cut financial links with North Korea, a senior White House official said on the plane from Seoul. He also plans to discuss with Xi the long-contentious trade imbalance, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said at a ceremony with U.S. business leaders where $9 billion worth of deals were signed. The White House expects to announce deals in China this week worth more than $250 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing an administration official. Trump believes any talks with North Korea would require it to reduce threats, end provocations and move toward denuclearization, and that no deal can be achieved without denuclearization, the official added. Trump and Xi were scheduled to hold formal talks on Thursday. Before leaving for Beijing, Trump cited China as one of the countries that must fully enforce international sanctions against Pyongyang and downgrade diplomatic and commercial ties.  To those nations that choose to ignore this threat or, worse still, to enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience,  he said. While Trump will try to convince Xi to squeeze North Korea further with steps such as limits on oil exports and financial transactions, it is not clear if Xi, who has just consolidated his power at a Communist Party congress, will agree to do more. China has repeatedly said its leverage over Pyongyang is exaggerated by the West and that it is already doing all it can to enforce sanctions. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said that China fully and strictly implements U.N. Security Council resolutions on North Korea, but will investigate if there have been any contraventions. During his speech in Seoul, Trump directed his words at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.  The weapons that you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger,  he said.  Every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face.  However Trump, whose strategy has stressed sanctions and military pressure instead of diplomacy, did not spell out any new approach. North Korea has made clear it has little interest in negotiations at least until it develops a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the U.S. mainland, something U.S. intelligence officials say it may be just months away from achieving.  North Korea is a country ruled by a cult,  Trump said in a speech that was interrupted several times by applause and ended with a standing ovation.  He stopped short of repeating the derisive nickname  little Rocket Man  that he has used to describe the young North Korean leader. Kim, for his part, has called Trump  mentally deranged.  The speech came after Trump s attempt to make an unannounced visit to the heavily fortified border separating North and South Korea was aborted when dense fog prevented his helicopter from landing, officials said. A visit to the DMZ, despite his aides  earlier insistence he had no plans to go there, would have had the potential to further inflame tensions with North Korea. Arriving in Beijing on Wednesday, Trump and his wife Melania descended from a red-carpeted staircase rolled up to the main door of Air Force One. That was in contrast to a 2016 visit to China by his predecessor, Barack Obama, who was forced to exit his plane from a lower door in what was seen as a snub. And while in China, Trump will not be deterred from using Twitter, his favored form of communication, despite its being banned there, according to an administration official.  The president will tweet whatever he wants,  the official told reporters on Air Force One.  I m sure we ve got the gear aboard this airplane to make it happen.  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 warns regime north korea grave dangerbeijing reuters president donald trump arrived china wednesday seeking help rein north korea telling reclusive state leader putting country grave danger developing nuclear weapons trump used toughest language yet north korea address seoul lodged specific accusations chilling human rights abuses he called countries around world isolate pyongyang denying form support supply acceptance do underestimate us try us trump told north korea wrapped visit south korea speech national assembly heading beijing making first official visit trump painted dystopian picture reclusive north saying people suffering glass bribed government officials work slaves overseas rather live government home he offered evidence support accusations trump return harsh uncompromising language came day appeared dial back bellicose rhetoric fueled fears across east asia risk military conflict on tuesday trump even offered diplomatic opening pyongyang make deal he went mostly attack wednesday speech promise path much better future north korea stopped developing ballistic missiles agreed complete verifiable total denuclearization something pyongyang vowed never we allow american cities threatened destruction we intimidated told south korean lawmakers and let worst atrocities history repeated ground fought died secure the north defends nuclear weapons missile programs necessary defense says plans invade the united states troops south korea legacy korean war denies intention the world tolerate menace rogue regime threatens nuclear devastation trump said speaking three aircraft carrier groups sailed western pacific exercises rare show naval force region state in beijing trump chinese president xi winning resumed romance struck april trump resort florida making small talk toured forbidden city shut tourists wives taking chinese opera performance while sprawling palace complex political cultural heart beijing regular stop visiting dignitaries rare chinese leader act personal escort confirmation state treatment china promised trump trump threatened action china wide trade surplus united states called beijing rein ally neighbor north korea expressed admiration xi held imposing trade measures during visit trump ask china abide resolutions cut financial links north korea senior white house official said plane seoul he also plans discuss xi trade imbalance commerce secretary wilbur ross said ceremony business leaders billion worth deals signed the white house expects announce deals china week worth billion bloomberg reported citing administration official trump believes talks north korea would require reduce threats end provocation move toward denuclearization deal achieved without denuclearization official added trump xi scheduled hold formal talks thursday before leaving beijing trump cited china one countries must fully enforce international sanctions pyongyang downgraded diplomatic commercial ties to nations choose ignore threat worse still enable weight crisis conscience said while trump try convince xi squeeze north korea steps limits oil exports financial transactions clear xi consolidated power communist party congress agree china repeatedly said leverage pyongyang exaggerated west already enforce sanctions the chinese foreign ministry said china fully strictly implements security council resolutions north korea investigate contravention during speech seoul trump directed words north korean leader kim jong un the weapons acquiring making safer putting regime grave danger said every step take dark path increases peril face however trump whose strategy stressed sanctions military pressure instead diplomacy spell new approach north korea made clear little interest negotiations least develops missile capable hitting mainland something intelligence officials say may months away achieving north korea country ruled cult trump said speech interrupted several times applause ended standing ovation he stopped short repeating decisive nickname little rocket man used describe young north korean leader kim part called trump mentally deranged the speech came trump attempt make unannounced visit heavily fortified border separating north south korea aborted dense fog prevented helicopter landing officials said a visit dmy despite aides earlier insistence plans go would potential inflamed tensions north korea arriving beijing wednesday trump wife melanie descended staircase rolled main door air force one that contrast visit china predecessor barack obama forced exit plane lower door seen snub and china trump deferred using twitter favored form communication despite banned according administration official the president tweet whatever wants official told reporters air force one i sure got gear aboard airplane make happen worldnews