‘Pyongyang-bound’ Trump says world dodged ‘nuclear catastrophe’

SEOUL. – Donald Trump accepted an invitation from Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea during their historic summit, Pyongyang state media reported yesterday, as the US president said the world had jumped back from the brink of “nuclear catastrophe”.

‘Pyongyang-bound’ Trump says world dodged ‘nuclear catastrophe’

SEOUL. – Donald Trump accepted an invitation from Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea during their historic summit, Pyongyang state media reported yesterday, as the US president said the world had jumped back from the brink of “nuclear catastrophe”.

‘Pyongyang-bound’ Trump says world dodged ‘nuclear catastrophe’

SEOUL. – Donald Trump accepted an invitation from Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea during their historic summit, Pyongyang state media reported yesterday, as the US president said the world had jumped back from the brink of “nuclear catastrophe”.

‘Pyongyang-bound’ Trump says world dodged ‘nuclear catastrophe’

SEOUL. – Donald Trump accepted an invitation from Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea during their historic summit, Pyongyang state media reported yesterday, as the US president said the world had jumped back from the brink of “nuclear catastrophe”.

Singapore’s PM congratulates Kim Jong Un on summit

PYONGYANG. — The Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un received a letter from Lee Hsien Loong, prime minister of the Republic of Singapore, on Tuesday in congratulation of the successful DPRK-US summit talks.

MDC wants to sell us a dummy again

The MDC Alliance election manifesto which was released last week can aptly be summed up as old wine in a new bottle.

MDC wants to sell us a dummy again

The MDC Alliance election manifesto which was released last week can aptly be summed up as old wine in a new bottle.

MDC wants to sell us a dummy again

The MDC Alliance election manifesto which was released last week can aptly be summed up as old wine in a new bottle.

Malaysia’s top two judges resign amid purge of senior officials

KUALA LUMPUR. – Malaysia’s two top judges have resigned from their posts, as Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s government purges senior officials seen to be close to the previous administration.

Malaysia’s top two judges resign amid purge of senior officials

KUALA LUMPUR. – Malaysia’s two top judges have resigned from their posts, as Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s government purges senior officials seen to be close to the previous administration.