North Korea halts rocket launch pad construction
A 38 North analysis of May imagery shows unfinished roads and grass growing at the Tonghae Launching Ground, with no activity or personnel at the new launch pad and rocket assembly building. The stoppage may indicate Pyongyang slowing or halting large rocket development, or could be temporary.
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Prince William and Kate reveal newborn son
Prince William and Kate presented their newborn son at St Mary's Hospital drawing cheers from crowds. The prince said they are still choosing a name while noting the baby’s weight and health. The couple joked with reporters as Kate spoke of the emotion of becoming parents and William teased about hair. Palace officials said the family would stay at Kensington Palace that night.
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Police call Pope Francis Rio security positive despite crowd surge
Brazilian authorities assessed security for Pope Francis in Rio as positive after a stalled motorcade drew thousands of supporters. Federal police noted no incidents involving the pope or the faithful, while experts warned the crowding posed risks given the pope’s desire to meet people. Cardinal Dolan urged enhanced protection, citing safety concerns amid the enthusiastic, dynamic crowd.
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Canada tightens rail rules after Lac-Mégantic disaster
Canada bans one man crews on trains carrying dangerous goods and requires hand brakes on unattended engines on main tracks. The Lac-Mégantic derailment killed 47 and destroyed downtown, prompting Transport Canada to set five day compliance for access controls and unattended cab rules.
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