North Korea claims hydrogen bomb test world reacts with doubt
Across the United States, Europe, and Asia officials condemned Pyongyang while cautious experts questioned the test’s size and feasibility. U S and U N officials vow new sanctions and further scrutiny as South Korea and Japan mobilize to monitor fallout.
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South Korea
North Korea
U.N. Security Council
Matthew Rycroft
U.S
Samantha Power
U.N
Pyongyang
China
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White House
Josh Earnest
Washington
Joe Biden
Virgin
Lee Cheol Woo
National Intelligence Service
Lee
NIS
Russia
Melissa Hanham
James Martin Center For
Middlebury Institute For International Studies
Monterey
California
Park Geun-hye
Shinzo Abe
Ban Ki-moon
U.S. Defense
Ash Carter
Han Min- Hoo
Carter
Peter Cook
Cook
United States
Kim Jong UN
Kim
Foreign Ministry
Hua Chunying
Beijing
Korea Meteorological Administration
Yun Won-tae
Cologne Faces Blame Clash Over New Year Assaults
In Cologne a heated debate erupts over who bears responsibility for a wave of New Year Eve sexual assaults. Police described suspects as Arabs or North Africans, triggering calls to end Merkel open door migration policy while officials caution against assuming refugees were involved. At least 106 women filed criminal complaints, with two rapes reported, as protests and counter demonstrations erupt outside the main train station.
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Pyongyang
Kim Sok Chol
Associated Press
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France
U.K
China
North Korea
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Cologne
Germany
Angela Merkel
Persecu
Tion
Henriette Reker
Merkel
Thorsten Craemer
Pronrw
Antonia Rabente
Munich
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Mans
Gudrun Sauer
Walter
Wolfgang Albers
ABD
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