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North Korea Denounces Obama for Internet Outages

By VOA on Dec 27, 2014   Featured, World  

North Korea Denounces Obama for Internet Outages

North Korea denounced U.S. President Barack Obama with a crude personal attack Saturday as it blamed the United States for intermittent Internet outages that have isolated Pyongyang during the past week. A statement issued with apparent top-level North Korean approval contended Obama was responsible for Sony Pictures’ decision to release the film The Interview, which […]

N. Korea to US: Apologize for Sony Hack Claim

By VOA News on Dec 22, 2014   World  

N. Korea to US: Apologize for Sony Hack Claim

North Korea has called on the United States to apologize for implicating Pyongyang in the hacking of Sony Pictures and threatened to fight back in a variety of ways, including cyberwarfare. The National Defense Commission for Pyongyang said in state media late Sunday that the U.S. government was wrong to blame North Korea for the […]

Obama Faces Opposition on Cuba

By Carolyn Presutti | VOA News on Dec 19, 2014   World  

Obama Faces Opposition on Cuba

WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama has announced efforts to normalize relations with Cuba after an embargo of more than 50 years. But some opponents say Obama is overreaching his authority and that Congress can overrule him. Several legislative obstacles may stand in the way of normal relations with Cuba. Hope fills the streets of Cuba’s capital as […]

Pakistan Targets Militants After School Massacre

By VOA News on Dec 19, 2014   World  

Pakistan Targets Militants After School Massacre

Pakistani officials say jets and ground forces have killed 58 militants days after Taliban fighters attacked a school in the northwestern city of Peshawar, killing 149 people, mostly children. As Pakistan began a third day of mourning, the troops ambushed and killed at least 50 militants in Khyber near the Afghan border. Another eight were […]

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