North Korea tests hydrogen bomb faces global condemnation
Nations express outrage and skepticism as North Korea confirms a hydrogen bomb test. The U N Security Council convenes and plans a new resolution with stricter enforcement. The United States and United Kingdom call for intensified pressure, while China and others weigh responses.
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Cologne divided over blame for New Year's assaults
In Cologne a public debate erupts over who is responsible for a series of New Year’s Eve assaults. Debate centers on police framing of suspects as Arab or North African origin, Merkel’s asylum policy, and Mayor Henriette Reker’s remark about women protecting themselves.
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