North Korean Letter to Australia
North Korea has again made a public statement to posture its nuclear power. This time the letter was received by Australia’s parliament, although was addressed to “Parliaments of Different Countries”.
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India Tracks Down Underage Marriages
Early October the Indian Supreme Court ruled that sexual intercourse with a wife younger than 18 is rape with or without her consent, granted the wife file a complaint within a year.
Read MoreRocket to Nowhere: U.S. and North Korea’s Strained Relations
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson stated “all options are on the table” when it comes to engaging North Korea.
Read MoreKim Jong-Un Promotes Sister to Politburo
The recent family promotions, especially that of Kim Yo-jong, combined with Kim Jong-Un’s latest announcement that nuclear weapons are an essential military deterrent and are imperative to North Korea’s safety.
Read MoreJapan’s Snap Election Despite Tensions with North Korea
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called Monday for a snap election in mid-October, despite the allegations of cronyism that have dogged him and his Liberal Democratic Party throughout the summer.
Read MoreSouth Korea Hosts ITU Telecom World 2017 Conference
This year’s ITU Telecom World Conference will serve as a follow up to the 2014 meeting in Busan aimed at setting and revising the UN agency’s general policies.
Read MoreMyanmar Rejects Insurgent’s Peace Treaty
Myanmar has seemingly rejected any kind of ceasefires or peace agreements with Muslim insurgents, because authorities claim the arson is the work of insurgents and the army is fighting “a legitimate campaign against terrorists.”
Read MoreNorth Korea’s Threat of Retaliation under New Sanctions
The United Nations Security Council voted in favor of the strongest sanctions against North Korea yet, following the sixth and largest nuclear test by North Korea to date.
Read MoreFlooding in Mumbai Challenges Economic Stability
Extreme flooding in Mumbai left highways, homes, and hospitals battered and damaged causing people to raises questions on if Mumbai can provide for its people and continue to as a n economic power.
Read MoreChina Seeks to End Conflict between U.S. and North Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump have discussed the situation with North Korea and the Chinese president expressed his desire for a diplomatic solution.
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