The launches “only serve to increase the international community’s resolve to counter (North Korea’s) prohibited activities, including through implementing existing U.N. Security Council sanctions,” said Anna Richey-Allen, a spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs.
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The launches “only serve to increase the international community’s resolve to counter (North Korea’s) prohibited activities, including through implementing existing U.N. Security Council sanctions,” said Anna Richey-Allen, a spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs.
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“For Sydney, I just wanted to make the team. For Athens, I wanted to win gold for my country. For Beijing, I wanted to do something nobody else had done. In London, I wanted to make history. And now, I want to walk in the opening ceremony, take it all in, represent America in the best possible way and make my family proud. This time around, it’s about so much more than medals.”
… Continue Reading
Just 23% in the CNN/ORC Poll say they are at least somewhat worried about themselves or a family member becoming a victim of the virus.
A new report from Britain’s Home Affairs Committee said its Border Force has a “worrying low” number of boats patrolling the coastline.… Continue Reading
An Emirates flight en route from India appeared to catch fire after it made an emergency landing at Dubai International airport.… Continue Reading
Many German politicians believe President Erdogan is turning into an increasingly autocratic ruler.… Continue Reading
Two Royal Air Force Typhoons carried out the strikes Monday on a stronghold in Mosul as part of a targeted coalition attack.
… Continue Reading
The Russian military said 169 civilians and 69 militants fled through the corridors over the weekend, the state-run Russian news agency Sputnik reported.
… Continue Reading
On Tuesday, Megyn Kelly, the Fox News host who has stayed silent through the sexual harassment controversy surrounding her former boss Roger Ailes, posted a single-syllable tweet that spoke volumes.
… Continue Reading
The commission was initially promised by the Pope after a meeting with a group of nuns on May 12.… Continue Reading