North Korea: Will Kim Jong Un resume ICBM and nuclear tests?
(WorldNews North Korea)

In one of North Korea`s biggest propaganda spectacles, thousands of delegates from the ruling Workers Party met for an eight-day Congress in Pyongyang that concluded this week. At the cavernous April 25 House of Culture, they alternated between cheering wildly and scribbling furiously on their notepads as leader Kim Jong Un declared the United States to be his country`s “principal enemy” and pledged to expand a nuclear and missiles programme that has advanced at breakneck speed – despite international sanctions – since he took power following his father`s death just over nine years ago. The weapons in development, Kim said, included a “multi-warhead rocket”, solid-fuel intercontinental...