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How does the world deal with a new nuclear power?
Whatever path the world takes to deal with North Korea, the rogue nation's nuclear capabilities have reshaped the world. So what next?
Kirsty Needham is China Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
Whatever path the world takes to deal with North Korea, the rogue nation's nuclear capabilities have reshaped the world. So what next?
Beijing: North Korea has conducted all of its underground nuclear tests beneath one mountain, Chinese scientists believe.
The Trump administration has threatened a "massive military response" to North Korea's nuclear test on the weekend, while China "launched stern representations" at the North Korean embassy in Beijing.
Beijing: China's president Xi Jinping did not mention North Korea by name in the wake of the rogue regime's sixth nuclear test on the weekend, but the foreign ministry has launched "stern representations with the person in charge of the North Korean embassy in China".
China has ended the mystery and international guessing games and officially set the date for its most important political meeting, held only twice in a decade.
Beijing: Admiral Harry Harris has been described in China as the "most prejudiced" US military chief since World War II, following reports he could be appointed ambassador to Australia.
Ten days ago, amid a lull in rockets, it seemed the diplomats were making headway. So what happens now?
The Chinese government has officially put the brakes on Chinese companies pouring big money into overseas property development, issuing rules likely to have a significant impact in Australia.
Joshua Wong, the school boy who led Hong Kong's youth to protest for greater democracy and occupy city streets for months in 2014 has been jailed for six months.
China has passed the baton to a younger generation to solve the world's most intractable diplomatic dilemma - North Korea.
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