North Korea fires two missiles as Seoul condemns
North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles into the ocean off its east coast on Sunday, the latest in an unprecedented flurry of launches that South Korea decried as “inappropriate” amid the global coronavirus pandemic. North Korean troops are conducting ongoing military drills, usually personally overseen by the country’s leader, Kim Jong-Un.
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There is a massive political chaos in Hong Kong, Hong Kong’s legislative council descended into extraordinary scenes on Friday, with opposing lawmakers throwing placards and scrambling over each other to take control of a house committee that has been unable to elect a new chairperson. The incumbent committee chair, Starry Lee, reached the seat first and was surrounded by security guards.
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A body double of Kim Jong-Un?
A body double of Kim Jong-Un?
Kim Jong-Un has been in the news lately due to his health problems, Some of the photos of North Korean dictator at a public event have sparked wild theories that it could have been a body double. It is a “well-known fact that Kim uses body doubles,” the International Business Times (IBT) says, recent presence of the North Koran leader at a public event seems suspicious to some experts
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Trump says Canceling China’s US debt Is ‘Rough Game’
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President Donald Trump said defaulting on debt is a “rough game,” amid calls from some Republicans that the United States should refuse to pay its debt obligations to China as a retaliatory measure for its mishandling of the CCP virus outbreak.
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Inside Kim Jong Un’s childhood living under a fake name in Switzerland
Kim was shipped to Switzerland — where an older brother had already gone to study — around age 12 in 1996 during the devastating North Korean famine that killed up to 3 million people. He often walked to school from the unassuming home he lived in with his aunt and other family members not far from the North Korean embassy.
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