In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Malaysia and North Korea patch things up, and Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley isn’t pulling any punches.
International
LN World News Digest 3.24.17: Afghanistan, North Korea and More
In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Failed North Korea missile tests, Taliban advances in Afghanistan, and more.
Relations Warmer After Tillerson’s Successful Visit to China
Common ground was found by both to focus on and to set additional goals for continued peace and prosperity. By putting differences aside, acknowledging each country’s global responsibilities, needs, and expectations, true diplomacy was achieved.
LN World News Digest 3.17.17: South Sudan, Turkey, and Russian Intelligence
In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Russian intelligence agents behind Yahoo leaks, Turkey’s migrant deal, and gunmen in Sudan.
Dutch Voters Say No to Nationalism
In the first post-Brexit test of nationalist fervor sweeping across Europe, voters in The Netherlands have decided not to follow Britain out of the European Union – at least not at this time.
Tillerson’s Asia Visit Has Implications For North Korea
This visit will be the first major test of Secretary of State Tillerson’s diplomatic prowess, and the success or failure of these meetings, especially with China, will help drive U.S. strategy in dealing with North Korea.
LN World News Digest 3.10.17: Iran Missiles, North Korea, and More
In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Iranian missiles test fire, Japan considers preemptive strikes against North Korea, and more.
The Impact of ISIS on US Relations with Turkey
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have begun tightening the noose around Islamic State’s de facto capital of Raqqa according to Reuters. With the capture of the highway between Raqqa and the Deir al-Zor province on Monday, all main roads out of the city have been cut off.
LN World News Digest: 3.3.2017
The first installment of a new weekly roundup of strategic news around the globe.