News Espresso: Korean summit, Kavanaugh's accuser, EU chief on Brexit - Kostenloses Hörbuch

Top Wednesday headlines from the AP include summit agreements between North and South Korea, the accuser of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh wants the FBI to investigate and EU chief Donald Tusk says the UK's Brexit offer must be reworked. The leaders of North and South Korea have announced a wide range of agreements which they said were a major step toward peace on the Korean peninsula.On denuclearization, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says hed permanently dismantle his main nuclear complex only if the U.S. takes unspecified corresponding measures.The woman accusing U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her decades ago wants the FBI to investigate before she testifies on Capitol Hill.Lawyers for Christine Blasey Ford have told the Senate Judiciary Committee she's been the target of "death threats" since publicly accusing Kavanaugh, who denies her claim.European Council President Donald Tusk says key parts of Britain's offer to conclude Brexit talks fall short of expectations and need to be improved.Tusk says "the U.K.'s proposals will need to be reworked and further negotiated," and he notes issues surrounding the Irish border and future economic cooperation.