SINGAPORE - Security in Singapore in the lead-up to the United States-North Korea summit on Tuesday (June 12) caught the eye of global media, as did the buzz in the city state and the sumptuous spread for journalists covering the historic meet.
Much of the attention was on the deportation of two South Korean reporters from the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) News, who had trespassed into the home of the North Korean ambassador to the Republic, and the city's security cordons.
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