Media get a taste of kimchi ice cream at Trump-Kim summit in Singapore


By AGENCY

Tubs of kimchi-flavoured ice cream are offered as an option at the dining area of the international media centre in Singapore. Photo: AP

The tiny city-state of Singapore is hosting its largest media contingent ever for the summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. They will be well fed, if nothing else.

A sprawling 2,100 sq m facility built for an annual Formula One race has been refurbished to handle about 3,000 journalists expected to cover tomorrow’s (June 12) summit.

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