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Share this update on Facebook Share this update on Twitter Share this update on Messenger Share this update on Email Share. Ri Hong-sop (2nd left) and Hong Sung-mu, and (der). Ri Hong-sop (second from left) is head of the Nuclear Weapons Institute and Hong Sung-mu (right) is deputy director of the Department of Ammunition Industry of the Workers' Party. When North Korea announced in September that it had "successfully completed" its sixth nuclear test with "a hydrogen bomb", experts agreed that this was the largest and most powerful nuclear test in the country. There seems to be little doubt now that Pyongyang has succeeded in developing a nuclear weapon. As Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the UN, said in September: "Despite our efforts over the past 24 years, North Korea's nuclear program is more advanced and more dangerous than ever." 6 keys to understanding the unprecedented statement by the North Korean leader and his threat to launch a h...

The president also criticized his former rival for his position on the controversy related to the Football League Trump Calls on Hillary Clinton to Meet in Upcoming Elections US President Donald J. Trump offers a press conference to answer questions about Puerto Rico (EFE) US President Donald Trump on Monday sarcastically asked Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to appear again in the 2020 presidential election, in which he will presumably seek re-election . "Oh, I hope Hillary shows up. Is it going to present? Hillary, please introduce yourself again! "Trump told a news conference at the White House. Is it going to present? Hillary, please introduce yourself again! " The president thus responded to a question about a tweet he issued a few hours earlier, in which he wrote that someone had recently asked him if Clinton was going to run again for the White House in 2020, and that his response had been: "I hope so!". Trump also criticized C...

Share this update on Facebook Share this update on Twitter Share this update on Messenger Share this update on Email Share. Donald Trump during an event with sympathizers in Phoenix, Arizona. On the same day that he swore as US president, Donald Trump made time for another official act: he completed paperwork to be a candidate for re-election in 2020. It was totally atypical. His five ancestors took that step when he had spent much of his first four-year term, not the first day. In his letter to the Federal Electoral Commission on January 20, Trump clarified that this was not a "formal announcement of his candidacy for the 2020 election." But he also did not want to pass the time to compete in those elections or to carry out publicity and acts in the style of an electoral campaign in the first months of his government. Trump distributed food to those affected by Hurricane Irma. "It's like a reality TV presidency: it's always on the campaign trail," sa...