U.S. President Donald Trump made no mention of North Korea during his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, despite recent speculation that he could use the speech to signal his willingness to resume dialogue with Pyongyang. Trump spoke for about 40 minutes at U.N. headquarters in New York, addressing a range of foreign policy issues but leaving North Korea out of his remarks. The omission drew attention as Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un again and reviving talks between Washington and Pyongyang. His remarks had been closely watched for any indication of how his administration might approach North Korea and the prospect of renewed direct talks. Trump instead focused on other foreign policy issues, including Iran and artificial intelligence.