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the rest of everyone else needs to be aligned and huntin projects it's through that alignment through that collaboration then we can see a change in circumstance what i'm hoping what i think we'll see is a coming together of russia china united nations and common sense will prevail. and with that in mind arty's new directs you to explore as the options on the table for donald trump. the u.s. and north korea stuck in a behavioral rut neither seem willing to back down it looks so bad you might think a third world war was imminent but surely no one wants that so how does the world tackle north korea what are the options while option number one twitter war. president trump has been dropping twitter bombs on pretty every occasion saying pyongyang is looking for trouble and threatening locked unloaded military solutions and south korea and i should point out that it's a u.s. ally is caught in the rhetorical crossfire question is how effective are these twitter bombs there's no reaction except from kim parading more of his ballistic missiles and even saying he now has a hydrogen bomb on to t

council important we sounded the alarm yet we wanted the world to know what was happening in mali huntin back to. perth. yet i'm booked on a plane we could only intervene with the means available to us. and we were frustrated because unesco doesn't have an army in the papers or that in a square up and down a. military forces then moved in in january twenty third teen during operation set about the french and mali and forces we took him back to as well as the entire north of mali. the islamist insurgents often retreated without resistance into the desert and disappeared without a trace. but they left behind destroyed mosul liam's burned manuscripts and a traumatized population. while we're treating the hottest had burned about four thousand manuscripts. for weeks french and mali and troops relentlessly pushed forward into northern mali tanks world along the main road between timbuktu and bamako. the evacuation of manuscript was either recruited to side roads or continued by boat. sometimes a transportation vehicle was shot at an area from an aircraft when it was suspected that weapons wer