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As tensions between North and South Korea continue to rise, North Korea desires that its children have names that are both patriotic and military in nature.

Names meaning “loyalty” or “bomb” are encouraged instead of “loved one” or “super beauty”

Previously, North Korea had allowed people to use names that ended on softer vowels such as A Ri (loved one). Now they have demanded people use ideological and militaristic names.

Shanghai should further advance institutional opening-up in the capital market to better shoulder its responsibility as an international financial center, officials and industry experts said at an industry event on Saturday.

From attracting global financial institutions to surging financial transaction volumes and the expansion of the nations financial infrastructure, Shanghai has proved itself as a global financial center, officials said at a press conference on Tuesday afternoon about Shanghais financial development over the past decade.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has doubled down on his arms buildup in the face of what he describes as an aggravating security environment. Kim concluded a major political

The leader defended weapons development as an exercise of sovereign rights to self-defense.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un doubled down on his arms buildup in face of what he described as an aggravating security environment as he concluded a major political conference that came as U.S. and South Korean officials said his plans to conduct another nuclear test explosion was imminent.

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SEOUL--North Korean leader Kim Jong Un doubled down on his arms buildup in the face of what he described as an aggravating security environment while outside governments monitor signs of a possibly imminent North Korean nuclear test explosion.