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North Korea says U. S. threats make war unavoidable, China urges calm

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Two American B-1B heavy bombers joined large-scale combat drills over South Korea on Thursday amid warnings from North Korea that the exercises and U. S. threats have made the outbreak of war “an established fact.”
SEOUL (Reuters) – Two American B-1B heavy bombers joined large-scale combat drills over South Korea on Thursday amid warnings from North Korea that the exercises and U. S. threats have made the outbreak of war “an established fact.”
The annual U. S.-South Korean “Vigilant Ace” exercises feature 230 aircraft, including some of the most advanced U. S. stealth warplanes. They come a week after North Korea tested its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) to date, which it says can reach all of the United States.
North Korea’s foreign ministry blamed the drills and “confrontational warmongering” by U. S. officials for making war inevitable.
“The remaining question now is: when will the war break out?” it said in a statement carried by North Korea’s official KCNA news agency.
“We do not wish for a war but shall not hide from it.”
China, North Korea’s neighbor and lone major ally, again urged calm and said war was not the answer, while Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said North Korea wanted direct talks with the United States to seek guarantees on its security, something Moscow was ready to facilitate.
“We hope all relevant parties can maintain calm and restraint and take steps to alleviate tensions and not provoke each other,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said.
“The outbreak of war is not in any side’s interest. The ones that will suffer the most are ordinary people.”
Lavrov said he had passed on Pyongyang’s desire for direct talks to U. S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson when the two met on the sidelines of a conference in Vienna on Thursday.
“We know that North Korea wants above all to talk to the United States about guarantees for its security. We are ready to support that, we are ready to take part in facilitating such negotiations,” Interfax news agency quoted Lavrov as saying.
Washington has said it remains open to talks if North Korea demonstrates it is serious about giving up its nuclear weapons, but that its recent activities showed it was not.
China’s Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Zheng Zeguang was to meet Matt Pottinger, the head of Asian affairs at the White House’s National Security Council, on Thursday to discuss North Korea and trade, a senior U. S. official said.
Tensions have risen markedly in recent months after repeated North Korean missile tests in defiance of U. N. sanctions and the detonation of what Pyongyang said was a hydrogen bomb on Sept. 3.
North Korea’s latest missile test prompted a U. S. warning that North Korea’s leadership would be “utterly destroyed” if war were to break out. STRATEGIC BOMBERS
On Wednesday, a U. S. B-1B bomber flew from the U. S. Pacific territory of Guam to join the exercises, which will run until Friday.
In September, B-1Bs were among a formation of U. S. military aircraft that flew further north along North Korea’s coast than at any time in the past 17 years, prompting Pyongyang’s foreign minister to warn that U. S. bombers could be shot down even if they did not enter North Korean airspace.
Yang Uk, a senior fellow at the Korea Defence and Security Forum, said that while B-1Bs carried no nuclear weapons, they would be key to any strike targeting major North Korean facilities.
“B1-B bombers have been regularly dispatched to the Korean peninsula over the past years; however, it seems that the U. S. Air Force might have enhanced its training to better prepare for actual warfare,” he said.
“That’s why North Korea has been making such a big deal when B1-B bombers are flying overhead.”
Both sides insist they don’t want war, but blame each other for provocations, while saying they will act to defend themselves.
U. S. national security adviser H. R. McMaster said at the weekend that the possibility of war with North Korea was “increasing every day”. He said Trump was prepared to take action against North Korea but was working to convince China, Russia and other nations to put more pressure on Pyongyang to get it to give up its weapons programs.
U. S. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham urged the Pentagon on Sunday to start moving U. S. military dependants out of South Korea, saying conflict with North Korea was getting close.
The Pentagon said it has “no intent” to move out any dependants.
North Korea’s Foreign Ministry spokesman accused high-level U. S. politicians of “showing alarming signs by making bellicose remarks one after another,” KCNA said.
“These confrontational war-mongering remarks cannot be interpreted in any other way but as a warning to us to be prepared for a war on the Korean peninsula,” he said.
A Russian lawmaker who met North Korea’s ambassador to Russia said on Thursday Pyongyang did not want to escalate tensions but did not fear war, the Interfax news agency reported.
North Korea regularly threatens to destroy South Korea and the United States and says its weapons programs are necessary to counter U. S. aggression. The United States stations 28,500 troops in the South, a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean War.
The rising tensions coincide with a rare visit to North Korea by United Nations political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman this week, the highest-level U. N. official to visit North Korea since 2012.
Some analysts and diplomats hope his visit could spark a U. N.-led effort to defuse rising tensions. Feltman met North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho on Thursday, following a meeting with the vice foreign minister on Wednesday, KCNA said.

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Ronaldo wins Ballon d'Or for record-tying fifth time

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Cristiano Ronaldo wins Ballon d’Or, given to the world’s best soccer player, for a record-tying fifth time. He matches Lionel Messi’s mark.
Cristiano Ronaldo has won the Ballon d’Or, given to the world’s best soccer player, for the fifth time, tying Lionel Messi for the most wins of the award.
Barcelona star Messi and Neymar – who left Barcelona to join Paris Saint-Germain in the offseason – rounded out the top three finalists.
Ronaldo, a forward for Real Madrid, became the first player to score in each of the six group games in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, capping off another big year.
“Of course, I feel happy, it’s a big moment in my career,” Ronaldo said. “It’s something I hope to win every year.”
He has finished first or second for the Ballon d’Or every year since 2010 and he or Messi has won it every year since 2008.
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WH Pushes Back Health Questions Trump Will Have Physical Walter Reed

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“The president’s throat was dry, nothing more than that.”
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders on Thursday said President Donald Trump’s “throat was dry” at the end of his Jerusalem speech on Wednesday, which resulted in many questioning the president’s health.
Sanders called these concerns “pretty ridiculous,” explaining that “the president’s throat was dry, nothing more than that.”
It was also revealed that, like his predecessors, Trump will undergo a full physical early next year and the results will be made public by the doctor.
“The full physical that most presidents go through, that will take place at Walter Reed, and those records will be released by the doctor following that taking place,” Sanders said.
During Trump’s major speech on Wednesday announcing that the U. S. would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, the president appeared to start slurring his words, leading many online to speculate what could be the causing the impairment. “The official term for slurred speech is dysarthria, when the muscles you use to speak weaken or you have a hard time completely controlling their use,” CNN noted in an article discussing the moment.
Multiple Twitter users wondered if Trump was slurring his speech:
Why is Trump slurring his speech?
— Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 6,2017
Was he slurring?
— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) December 6,2017
During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump’s personal physician, Dr. Harold Bornstein, released two statements on Trump’s health. One was a one-page summary deeming the president in “excellent physical health,” and one in 2015 he noted that Trump “would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency.”
Watch Sander’s comments below, via MSNBC.

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Arrest of Former President of Argentina Ordered for Covering up Iran's Role in Attack Killing 85 Jews

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“There is no way it can be described as something other than anti-Semitic.”
A federal judge in Argentina has indicted former leftist President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner for treason, ordering her arrest for trying to cover up Iran’s possible role in a 1994 bombing killing 85 people, according to Reuters.
“In January 2015, the prosecutor who initially made the accusation, Alberto Nisman, was found shot dead in the bathroom of his Buenos Aires apartment,” Reuters reported. “Nisman said Fernandez worked behind the scenes to clear Iran and normalize relations to clinch a grains-for-oil deal with Tehran.”
The death was classified as a suicide, according to Reuters. “[A]n official investigating the case has said the shooting appeared to be a homicide. Nisman’s body was discovered hours before he was to brief Congress on the bombing of the center.”
The timing of the shooting casts doubt on the circumstances regarding his “suicide.”
Kirchner is currently a senator, so Argentina’s Congress would vote to strip her of parliamentary immunity before her arrest can occur. Judge Claudio Bonadio also ordered the house of arrest of Hector Timerman, who has been foreign minister under Kirchner.
Removing immunity for legislators is rare in Argentina. Congress voted on October 25 to remove immunity for Kirchner’s former planning minister, Julio de Vido, who was arrested that same day, according to Reuters.
The attack occurred on July 18,1994, at the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association’s headquarters. A suicide bomber drove a van full of explosives into the building in Buenos Aires, killing 85 people and wounding hundreds more, according to Haaretz.
The association, founded in 1894, is a non-political, Jewish communal organization with employees and possessed a library of rare Jewish books.
At the time of the 1994 attack, the association served a community of 250,000 Jews, the second largest Jewish population in the Americas, second only to the U. S. The headquarters contained 100 years of historical archives. Everything was destroyed in the bombing.
“There is no way it can be described as something other than anti-Semitic,” Haaretz said.
The bombing occurred just two years after 29 people were killed in a car bombing at the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires.
Bonadio, in his ruling, wrote that evidence “in the case showed Iran, with the help of Argentine citizens, had appeared to achieve its goal of avoiding being declared a ‘terrorist’ state by Argentina,” according to Reuters.
The maximum sentence for treason in Argentina is punishable up to 10 to 25 years in prison.
Kirchner denies all claims of wrongdoing.

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After Wavering, White House Says U. S. to Attend Winter Olympics

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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed U. S. plans to go to the 2018 Winter Olympics shortly after raising questions about whether American athletes would participate in the games in South Korea, where North Korea’s nuclear ambitions have raised security concerns about the event.
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed U. S. plans to go to the 2018 Winter Olympics shortly after raising questions about whether American athletes would participate in the games in South Korea, where North Korea’s nuclear ambitions have raised security concerns about the event.
“UPDATE: The U. S. looks forward to participating in the Winter Olympics in South Korea,” Sanders said Thursday on Twitter. “The protection of Americans is our top priority and we are engaged with the South Koreans and other partner nations to secure the venues.”
The tweet came less than an hour after Sanders said at the White House daily press briefing that the U. S. government — and President Donald Trump — had yet to decide whether to participate, appearing to raise doubts about the safety of visitors to South Korea, a key ally.
“No official decision has been made on that,” Sanders told reporters. “We’ll keep you guys posted as those decisions are made.”
Sanders said the decision would be made through an inter-agency process, with Trump weighing in on whether the athletes should go to South Korea.
“The goal is to do so but that will be a decision made closer to the time,” she said.
Sanders comments come a day after U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said it was an “open question” whether the U. S. athletes would attend.
“In the talks that we have — whether it’s Jerusalem or North Korea — it’s always about, how do we protect the US citizens in the area?” Haley said Wednesday on Fox News. “And so those are conversations that are happening.”
The 2018 Winter Olympics are set to take place in February in PyeongChang, South Korea.
If the U. S. were to stay away from the Winter Olympics, it would be a major blow to Comcast Corp., which paid $4.4 billion in 2011 for the rights to broadcast the games on NBC through 2020.
Mark Jones, a spokesman for the U. S. Olympic Committee said the organization expects to participate.
“We have not had any discussions, either internally or with our government partners, about the possibility of not taking teams to the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games,” Jones said. “We plan on supporting two full delegations in PyeongChang.”
— With assistance by Gerry Smith, and Eben Novy-Williams

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Trump takes credit for ISIS defeats. Does he deserve it?

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Trump hasn’t reversed Obama’s counter-ISIS strategy, but he has accelerated ISIS setbacks.
WASHINGTON — President Trump said this week that the military has “knocked the hell” out of the Islamic State, adding that the battlefield success is based on his decision to give commanders more latitude in fighting the terror group.
“I want to thank Gen. Mattis for doing such a great job with respect to ISIS,” Trump said, turning to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis at Wednesday’s cabinet meeting. “He’s knocked the hell out of them. Of course, I’ve made it possible with what I’ve let you do.”
It’s true that the Islamic State has lost its grip on nearly all the terrain it controlled when it first came on the scene three years ago in Iraq and Syria, but pinpointing credit for that success is more complicated.
What Trump left unsaid was that his administration is pursuing a strategy against the Islamic State, which is also called ISIS, largely formulated under Obama.
“Nothing President Trump did or authorized was a fundamental game changer in the counter-ISIS strategy,” said Jennifer Cafarella, an analyst at the Institute for the Study of War.
The Obama strategy was designed to support local ground forces in Iraq and Syria with coalition air power, advisers and training. American ground forces are not engaged in direct combat with the terror group.
The United States has deployed about 5,200 troops to Iraq and 2,000 in Syria. Most are serving in advisory or training roles.
The overall strategy hasn’t changed, but Trump’s decision to give field commanders more decision-making authority has accelerated the pace of the campaign, analysts said.
In the past year, ISIS has been driven from Raqqa, its de facto capital in Syria, and Mosul, Iraq’s second-largest city.
The Islamic State has lost most major towns and cities it once controlled and the remnants are clinging to a string of towns and villages on the Euphrates River stretching between Iraq and Syria.
There are about 3,000 militants left in Iraq and Syria, down from a peak of more than 25,000 in 2014 and 2015.
Trump “delegated authority to the right level to aggressively and in a timely manner move against enemy vulnerabilities,” Mattis said earlier this year, in explaining the president’s changes.
Analysts say the new authorities have allowed commanders to move more quickly to seize the initiative on battles. The Pentagon said it still vets requests for airstrikes carefully, but commanders closer to the battle can now approve those strikes.
Critics had said Obama was too restrictive, requiring White House clearance for even small troop increases or changes in where advisers were on the battlefield.
“Target approval was at too high a level and too slow,” said Michael Barbero, a retired Army lieutenant general who served three tours in Iraq. “That has changed.”
Still, it is nearly impossible to predict how the war with ISIS would have developed without Trump’s changes.
Even before Trump took office, U. S. officers had started making some changes.
Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, who recently completed a tour as the top coalition commander based in Baghdad, issued a directive in December that moved advisers closer to the combat units they were supporting to capitalize on progress Iraqi forces were having in Mosul.
“By putting the advisers further forward with the Iraqis it allowed a lot more agility and a lot more clarity to the decision making,” Col. Pat Work, a U. S. adviser in Iraq, said in an interview after returning to the United States earlier this year.
Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria increased dramatically, but it’s not clear whether that is a result of new authorities or progress ground forces would have ahd regardless. The number of bombs and other weapons dropped in both countries increased 65% to 36,351 in the first nine months of this year over the same period in 2016, according to U. S. military statistics.
Since then, bombing has tapered off as the number of targets in Iraq and Syria have declined. The Pentagon is also considering reducing the number of trainers and advisers in the region.
The chaos of war often makes it hard to identify any single factor for success or failure.
“There was a lot more to this than bombs and there was a lot more to this then any single decision,” Work said.

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Pantone's Color of the Year for 2018 is a Princely purple – Los Angeles Times

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The choice is not too surprising, given that Pantone and the late pop star’s estate designated “Love Symbol #2” as his official color in August.
In a move that would have delighted Prince, the Pantone Color Institute has named Ultra Violet as Color of the Year for 2018.
In other words, Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2018 is purple.
The choice is not too surprising, given that Pantone and the late pop star’s estate designated “Love Symbol #2” as his official color in August. The distinctive purple, inspired by Prince’s custom Yamaha purple piano, was designed to be a part of Prince’s tour before he died in April 2016.
In a press release issued Thursday morning, Pantone described the hue as a “dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade,” that “communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking that points us toward the future.”
Laurie Pressman, vice president of the Pantone Color Institute, described the color — a lot like Sherwin-Williams’ Izmir Purple SW 6825 — as “a blue-based purple that takes our awareness and potential to a higher level.”
One of the hottest color trends this year was millennial pink. Will homeowners and designers go for purple sofas, chairs and accessories?
Michael Murphy, trends and interior design producer at Lamps Plus, thinks so.
“There is a sense of optimism and confidence in this color,” Murphy said. “Having its root in two colors (red and blue), it is a color of inclusion.”
Murphy also said it will pair well with Pantone colors Lemon Zest, Monaco Blue, Hemlock and Poppy Red.
Interior designer Mark Cutler was not surprised by the color choice. “From the home décor perspective, we have been waiting for the arrival of this color,” Cutler said. “It gives an immediate sense of luxury, strength and grounding. Also, it is surprisingly versatile, in fact it’s almost a neutral. Pair it with whites for a graphic look, greys for a cool moody look or reds and yellows for a rich jewel tone explosion. Traditionally the color of royalty, it’s time we all had our turn isn’t it?”
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Pantone's Color of the Year for 2018 is a Princely purple

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The choice is not too surprising, given that Pantone and the late pop star’s estate designated “Love Symbol #2” as his official color in August.
In a move that would have delighted Prince, the Pantone Color Institute has named Ultra Violet as Color of the Year for 2018.
In other words, Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2018 is purple.
The choice is not too surprising, given that Pantone and the late pop star’s estate designated “Love Symbol #2” as his official color in August. The distinctive purple, inspired by Prince’s custom Yamaha purple piano, was designed to be a part of Prince’s tour before he died in April 2016.
In a press release issued Thursday morning, Pantone described the hue as a “dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade,” that “communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking that points us toward the future.”
Laurie Pressman, vice president of the Pantone Color Institute, described the color — a lot like Sherwin-Williams’ Izmir Purple SW 6825 — as “a blue-based purple that takes our awareness and potential to a higher level.”
One of the hottest color trends this year was millennial pink. Will homeowners and designers go for purple sofas, chairs and accessories?
Michael Murphy, trends and interior design producer at Lamps Plus, thinks so.
“There is a sense of optimism and confidence in this color,” Murphy said. “Having its root in two colors (red and blue), it is a color of inclusion.”
Murphy also said it will pair well with Pantone colors Lemon Zest, Monaco Blue, Hemlock and Poppy Red.
Interior designer Mark Cutler was not surprised by the color choice. “From the home décor perspective, we have been waiting for the arrival of this color,” Cutler said. “It gives an immediate sense of luxury, strength and grounding. Also, it is surprisingly versatile, in fact it’s almost a neutral. Pair it with whites for a graphic look, greys for a cool moody look or reds and yellows for a rich jewel tone explosion. Traditionally the color of royalty, it’s time we all had our turn isn’t it?”
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White House walks back remarks that US athletes might not participate in 2018 Olympics

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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders quickly wal
“The protection of Americans is our top priority and we are engaged with the South Koreans and other partner nations to secure the venues,” Sanders wrote on Twitter.
The 2018 Olympics start Feb. 9, and will take place in Pyeongchang, roughly 50 miles from the demilitarized zone with North Korea.
U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Wednesday that it’s still an “open question” as to whether the U. S. will send its athletes to the Winter Olympics, citing escalating tensions with North Korea.
“I think those are conversations we’re going to have to have. But what have we always said? We don’t ever fear anything. We live our lives,” Haley said on Fox News.
White House national security adviser H. R. McMaster, meanwhile, earlier this week told Fox News that Americans should feel safe attending the games.
Haley said U. S. officials will monitor activity in the region closely and determine a way to ensure athletes are protected.
“What we will do is we’ll make sure that we’re taking every precaution possible to make sure that they’re safe, and to know everything that’s going on around them,” she said.
The U. S. mission to the United Nations later added to her comments with a similar statement as Sanders’s.
“The United States looks forward to participating in the Winter Olympics in South Korea next year. As always, the protection of American citizens overseas is our most important priority,” it said in a statement to The Washington Post. “We remain closely engaged with the South Koreans and other partner nations to secure the venues as we do every Olympics.”
Olympic and NBC officials on Thursday also responded to Haley’s comments.
U. S. Olympic Committee spokesman Mark Jones said it had “not had any discussions, either internally or with our government partners, about the possibility of not taking teams to the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.”
And a spokesperson for NBC, which will broadcast the Olympics, said the network is “in close contact with numerous security agencies, including the U. S. State Department, which continues to advise us that it is safe for Americans to travel to South Korea.”
Questions about Olympians’ safety in South Korea have swirled in recent weeks, as North Korea continues to expand its nuclear weapons program.
Late last month, North Korea launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile, ending a two-month hiatus for missile tests from the isolated country.

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„Jarosław Kaczyński ani nie pragnie być premierem, ani nie ma takich ambicji”

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– Jarosław Kaczyński na pozycji stratega, z lotu ptaka obserwującego, co się dzieje w rządzie, jest bardziej przydatny dla Polski, niż gdyby był uwikłany w codzienne decyzje – powiedział w „Gościu Wiadomości” Marek Król z „Sieci”. – Sytuacja, gdyby premierem był Jarosław Kaczyński, byłaby z funkcjonalnego punktu widzenia bardziej transparentna – ocenił Roman Mańka z fundacji FIBRE.
– Jarosław Kaczyński na pozycji stratega, z lotu ptaka obserwującego, co się dzieje w rządzie, jest bardziej przydatny dla Polski, niż gdyby był uwikłany w codzienne decyzje – powiedział w „Gościu Wiadomości” Marek Król z „Sieci”. – Sytuacja, gdyby premierem był Jarosław Kaczyński, byłaby z funkcjonalnego punktu widzenia bardziej transparentna – ocenił Roman Mańka z fundacji FIBRE.

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