There’s some good news from across the planet. North Korea is no longer pushing nuclear weapons as its citizens were some time ago. They are now stressing improvement to their economy that will make them a better partner in a world and no longer looking for weapons to explode in other countries. […]
Described as having “nerves of steel,” interpreter Yun-hyang Lee was President Donald Trump’s interpreter at the Trump – North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un summit in Singapore. […]
The time is coming within the next few weeks to see which way the nuclear showdown between the United States and North Korea, that has existed for several years, would resolve itself. […]
To the relief of many Americans and other peace-loving people around the world, the summit between the United States and North Korea originally planned to take place in Singapore on June 12 has been rescheduled on the same date. […]
There appears to be good news arising from the other side of the planet as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reveals what seems to be a turnaround in his previous determinations to keep the rest of the world around him on the nuclear alert. […]
There seems to be good news coming this way from North Korea for the first time in quite a while. After much time of bickering back and forth between the communist dictatorship and our side of the world, there seems to be a possibility our two countries will be able to join together and become partners in a friendly world after all. […]
Pope Francis gave the world a very good message this Easter season from his balcony at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome calling for peace in a world marked by war and conflict. […]
There is strong need for a leader in the world today to safeguard peaceful people who want to enjoy and develop what the world has to offer and make the most of it to their benefit. And to do that, we need to get leadership that can get worldwide support in producing it. […]
President Barack Obama made a welcomed address Friday during a visit to Hiroshima, Japan, about the nuclear bombings that took place at the end of World War II on Aug. 6, 1945 when America dropped a bomb on that city that killed some 170,000 people and three days later on Nagasaki where 70,000 more perished. […]
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