North Korean tyrant Kim Jong un has warned that his country is facing a famine on a scale comparable to the one in the 1990s that reportedly left millions dead.
Kim had previously said his country faces the “worst-ever” situation due to several factors, including the coronavirus pandemic, U.S.-led nuclear sanctions and natural disasters last summer.
A list of tense topics is brewing for next week's U.S.-Japan summit in Washington D.C. including how both democracies, who share national security interests, plan to deter aggressive acts from China and North Korea in the Indo-Pacific region. (April 9)
