| North Korea’s impending famine, President Trump’s siding with Sunni leaders, Nigeria’s agencies can learn from offshore professionals, Jerusalem attack gave Israel pretext to heighten security, Journalists shouldn’t be distracted by Trump’s tweets Posted: 05 Aug 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![North Korea's impending famine, President Trump's siding with Sunni leaders, Nigeria's agencies can learn from offshore professionals, Jerusalem attack gave Israel pretext to heighten security, Journalists shouldn't be distracted by Trump's tweets]( "North Korea's impending famine, President Trump's siding with Sunni leaders, Nigeria's agencies can learn from offshore professionals, Jerusalem attack gave Israel pretext to heighten security, Journalists shouldn't be distracted by Trump's tweets") "Warnings that North Korea may soon encounter its worst food shortages in decades raise three interconnected questions for the rest of the world," states an editorial. "The first is what those other nations can do to alleviate suffering in North Korea. The second addresses the strategic dimension of assistance.... The third concerns the morality of linking the two – the humanitarian dimension and the security problem.... It is generally agreed that humanitarian aid and politics should not be linked, but the world has tried to link food aid to the state's nuclear programs, to little if any effect.
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| Readers write: Teenagers’ challenges, religion and apps, reporter’s work Posted: 05 Aug 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![Readers write: Teenagers' challenges, religion and apps, reporter's work]( "Readers write: Teenagers' challenges, religion and apps, reporter's work") One of the most important tasks facing parents and society in general is supporting our young people in learning to face the challenges and disappointments that are part of life. Recommended: Could you pass a US citizenship test? Education in spiritual principles is one way to help them build a strong foundation, one that will support them their whole lives.
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