A White House official says a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is “not currently” on the schedule during Trump’s upcoming trip to Asia this month. The statement comes amid speculation that Trump could seek to revive diplomacy with Pyongyang during opportunities while he is in the region. According to the reports, Trump is planning to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on May 14 and 15 for a high-stakes summit expected to address multiple issues, including trade and topics related to Taiwan’s security, as well as the Middle East conflict. The official responded to a question about whether Trump might try to meet Kim while in China, saying that such a meeting is not currently scheduled. While the White House has previously indicated Trump is open to dialogue with North Korea without preconditions, observers cited in the coverage say scheduling a Kim meeting during the China trip could be difficult because Trump’s agenda includes the Xi summit and other major negotiations, including those involving Iran. The reports do not confirm any alternative timetable for a Trump-Kim meeting beyond the statement about the Asia trip.