Malaysians return from Pyongyang after release of Kim Jong-nams body to North Korea

Malaysians return from Pyongyang after release of Kim Jong-nams body to North Korea

Nine Malaysian nationals, who were detained in North Korea over a diplomatic row between the two neighbours following the killing of Kim Jong-nam, have returned home to their families on Friday (31 March). Malaysian authorities secured their release after agreeing to send Kims body to North Korea as demanded by Pyongyang. The nine Malaysians were received by Foreign Minister Anifah Anan and their eager family members at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport early on Friday. Mar 31, 2017
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on first official visit to France

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on first official visit to France

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appeared to be a harmonious couple when meeting François Hollande. The Royals met with the French president while touring the French capital. It is the couples first official visit to the country. Prince William’s mother, Princess Diana, died in Paris 20 years ago. William and Kate attended a reception at the British embassy celebrating the ties between France and the UK. On Saturday, the Royals will meet two survivors of the Paris attacks. Mar 18, 2017
Man replaces Istanbul Dutch consulates flag with Turkeys amid rising tensions

Man replaces Istanbul Dutch consulates flag with Turkeys amid rising tensions

A man snuck onto the Dutch consulate to replace its flag with a Turkish one. A video broadcast by Turkish media shows the flag switch.Tensions the Netherlands and Turkey are high after a diplomatic row. The Netherlands stopped Turkish ministers campaigning for an upcoming constitution referendum in the country. In retaliation, Turkish authorities closed off the Dutch embassy and consulate. Supporters of President Erdogan took to the streets in both Rotterdam and Istanbul. Mar 12, 2017
Kim Jong-nam murder: Malaysian police says North Korean suspects hiding inside embassy

Kim Jong-nam murder: Malaysian police says North Korean suspects hiding inside embassy

Malaysias police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said on Tuesday (7 March) that North Korean suspects wanted in the murder of Kim Jong-nam – the estranged half-brother of Kim Jong-un – are hiding inside the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur. He also accused Pyongyang of not cooperating with Malaysian police in the murder investigation. Mar 7, 2017