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The North Korean leader said his economic policies had failed, but he called his nuclear arms buildup one of the great feats “in the history of the Korean nation​.”

Based on his history and his campaign rhetoric, Mr. Biden is unlikely to pursue the kinds of high-stakes direct meetings with Mr. Kim that Mr. Trump favored. The incoming president is instead expected to return to the policy of “strategic patience” embraced during the final years of the George W. Bush administration and throughout the Obama era, when Mr. Biden was vice president. The approach will likely revolve around efforts to continue isolating Pyongyang through U.S. and United Nations ...

Kim Jong Un gains new title at party congress, calls U.S. principal enemy By (0) North Korean leader Kim Jong Un received a new title, general secretary of the ruling Workers Party, state media reported on Monday. Photo by KCNA SEOUL, Jan. 11 (UPI) -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was elected general secretary of the ruling Workers Party of Korea, state media reported Monday, receiving a title that had been held by his deceased father, Kim Jong Il, and grandfather, Kim Il Sung. The move cam...

Meet the Brexiles who have swapped the UK for the Netherlands to escape Brexit Photo: Pixabay The UK might be out of the EU, but many Remainers have upped sticks and are now starting a new life in a member state. We meet the Brexpats in the Netherlands and find out what made them leave Brexit Britain behind.  ‘I really don’t think I would have made the move without Brexit,’ says Mark Richards*, a recruitment consultant in his thirties who moved to Amsterdam from Manchester in 2019, fru...

Kim Jong Un Finally Offers His Response to U.S. Election: More Nukes Donald Kirk © Provided by The Daily Beast Jung Yeon-Je/AFP via Getty North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un has just fired a volley of threats against the U.S., greeting incoming President Joe Biden with what is likely to be his biggest foreign policy dilemma beginning right after his inauguration on January 20. It wasn’t simply that Kim engaged in familiar rhetorical flourishes, calling the U.S. the North’s...

It’s not often the world hears a person’s final words before death — but on a plane about to crash, those haunting last moments are often captured forever.

It’s not often the world hears a person’s final words before death — but on a plane about to crash, those haunting last moments are often captured forever.

It’s not often the world hears a person’s final words before death — but on a plane about to crash, those haunting last moments are often captured forever.

Last words before plane crash. Picture: News by Lauren McMah 30th Dec 2020 12:43 PM The cockpit voice recorder is one of the most important, but haunting, remains from a plane crash. One of two parts that makes up the aircrafts black box, the cockpit voice recorder captures conversations and alarms on doomed planes to help investigators determine what went wrong. But while those recordings are essential, they are often hard to ...

‘NK leveraging inter-Korean resort to pull concession’ | Inter-Korean resort town near Kumgangsan in North Korea. (KCNA-Yonhap) North Korea is exploiting the inter-Korean resort town on the east coast near Kumgangsan to pull more concessions from South Korea, and will step up pressure to gain more compromises in the weeks to come, experts told The Korea Herald. The North said Sunday it will expand the South Korean-built tourism facilities in its own way. A year ago in December, Pyongyang ...