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- North Korea talks: In Trump-Xi poker game, who has the better hand?
- Saudi Arabia’s struggle to define national identity
- Pressure mounts on global efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation
- In the heroics of 'Le Spiderman,' recognition of what migrants can offer
North Korea talks: In Trump-Xi poker game, who has the better hand? Posted: 29 May 2018 01:44 PM PDT When President Trump last week dubbed Chinese President Xi Jinping a "world-class poker player" for his diplomatic prowess in handling the tricky North Korea challenge, it raised eyebrows in Beijing and left US-China watchers perplexed. Mr. Trump, in comments during his May 22 White House meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, referred specifically to North Korea's "change in attitude" after North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's recent second meeting with Mr. Xi in just over a month. It was the North's hardened position that prompted Trump to cancel a proposed June 12 summit between him and Mr. Kim. |
Saudi Arabia’s struggle to define national identity Posted: 29 May 2018 01:07 PM PDT |
Pressure mounts on global efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation Posted: 29 May 2018 12:25 PM PDT In fact, it is possible that we could be entering an age of proliferation, in which more countries will move to acquire nuclear weapons. Since one prime possibility for a new nuclear arms race is the politically unstable Middle East, there is an additional danger: that non-state groups – like Al Qaeda, its offshoots or rivals – could eventually gain access to nuclear weapons material as well. This is not just because the North Koreans, despite serial international efforts to find a diplomatic way to prevent them from doing so, have succeeded in going nuclear. |
In the heroics of 'Le Spiderman,' recognition of what migrants can offer Posted: 29 May 2018 11:38 AM PDT It was his quick instincts, his strength – and no small dose of daring – that led Mamoudou Gassama up five stories of the façade of a Parisian apartment block where a small child was gripping onto an exterior balcony for his life. "Le Spiderman," as he's been dubbed, has been feted across France for saving the four-year-old boy. As the undocumented immigrant from Mali was invited to apply for naturalization by President Emmanuel Macron, his fortitude was on full display. |
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