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A tragic diving incident resulted in a fatality, prompting nearby recreational boaters to participate in emergency response operations.

A New York Times analysis examines how defendants claiming postpartum psychosis must meet varying state-specific legal definitions of insanity to secure a not-guilty verdict.

Rescue teams in Lower Austria and Vienna conducted nearly 150 missions this summer, prompting officials to emphasize careful route planning for autumn hiking season.

A former student worker reported alarming sanitary conditions to Belgian food safety authorities, citing black frying oil and raw meat left exposed at a Brussels-based dark kitchen operation.

With the death toll surpassing 3,000, the World Health Organization director called for rapid international financial support to scale up the Congolese government's containment efforts.

A pastel pink version of Sinsay’s previously viral Bambi-print cardigan has rapidly gained traction on TikTok, leading to immediate sellouts across Croatian retail locations.

California’s upcoming 2029 regulations mandating higher tire efficiency face backlash from consumers and industry groups who warn of reduced choices and increased expenses.

Political commentator Van Jones has publicly challenged Democratic candidate Mohamed El-Sayed for asserting that his understanding of Israel policy surpasses that of former President Barack Obama. The exchange underscores growing intra-party debates over Middle East strategy ahead of upcoming elections.

Law enforcement agencies across Sweden have initiated several targeted operations after receiving concerning communications, with authorities stressing that all threats are being taken extremely seriously.

A 19-year-old detainee has died at a correctional facility in Klagenfurt, Austria, prompting authorities to open a murder investigation against his 17-year-old cellmate. Preliminary inquiries are underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the death in custody.

Eurobonds are devil's work, conservatives like Chancellor Merz see them. But now even liberal economists are advocating for more joint EU bonds - partly because the US President is using the dollar...

A recent food test reveals that while the new pinsa spot in Haaga falls short of master-level pizza standards, its fast service and dishes like the Diavola make it a reliable quick meal option.

Driven by strong online and offline sales plus successful global expansion, the Korean brand posted consolidated revenues up 22 percent year-over-year.

A review of the Jeep Compass 4xe highlights its capable electric motor for light off-roading, but notes sluggish handling and high energy consumption on paved roads at a premium price point.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leadership formally requests authorities to drop ongoing judicial proceedings against former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi.

A dedicated enthusiast produces an incredibly detailed recreation of the iconic lightsaber battle, prompting fresh reflections on the original film scene.

As part of the 'Deutschland spricht' series, jurist Lilli Wouhbé advocates for renewed shared national goals and systemic improvements to foster unity among Germans.

Germany's delayed phase-out of combustion engines has resulted in numerous newly installed public charging stations standing largely unused.

Jurors are deliberating whether Lindsay Clancy should be sentenced to prison or committed to long-term psychiatric care, with her path to potential freedom heavily dependent on a not-guilty-by-reason-of-insanity ruling.

The Pakistani defence minister has formally requested the return of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf members to the parliamentary health committee to resume legislative work.

A young man assaulted officers with pepper spray while being detained in Frankfurt, leading to injuries and prompting a broader police review of arrest protocols and public safety measures.

An analytical piece examines the complex nature of parasocial bonds, noting that while they can benefit both celebrities and audiences, the inherent power imbalance remains undeniable.

Jamiroquai frontman Jay Kay discusses the enduring impact of the Virtual Insanity video, shares details about an upcoming retro-inspired album featuring Thundercat, and reveals the current whereabouts of the song's iconic hat.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party has scheduled a major political rally in Karachi for September 6, which will be led by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi. Afridi is also expected to conduct a political tour across Sindh province ahead of the event.

Norwegian consumers' insatiable demand for cheaper power is clashing with physical constraints in national water reservoirs, raising concerns about sustainable energy pricing and supply management.

Die Partnerschaft zwischen Peking und Moskau vertieft sich zu einer umfassenden Bedrohung des Westens. Washington analysiert nun die wachsende strategische Allianz.

More than 200 emergency personnel are deployed to contain a rapidly expanding wildfire that has already consumed over 300 square kilometers in Texas.

PUTRAJAYA, Aug 26 — The Federal Court today ruled that a 55-year-old man who was previously acquitted of murdering...

A family in Friuli Venezia Giulia uncovered that their Romanian-origin parents had been secretly enrolled as members of Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy party without their knowledge, sparking local political controversy.

A culinary feature highlights a creative Spanish-inspired dish combining roasted eggplant, pulled pork ribs, and spiced yogurt, offering readers a new recipe to try.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recently expressed nuanced views on socialism that have drawn sharp criticism and ridicule from political opponents and commentators.

Ludwig II of Bavaria, known for his extravagant spending on castles that led to him being declared insane, is highlighted for the enduring mystery surrounding his death in the 19th century.

JD Vance told Maine voters that Canada treats Chinese goods more fairly than Maine farm products, blaming Ottawa for derailing trade talks.

Mike Bailey, known for his role in the TV series 'Skins', is noted for his unrecognizable transformation and career change away from acting.

A student from Ukraine, now living in Wexford, Ireland, spoke about the significant challenges she faced while preparing for her Leaving Cert exams just two years after relocating.

Residents in Meri-Rastila, Helsinki, are in limbo as plans to demolish approximately 50 buildings, mostly homes, for new, larger construction have stalled, leaving them uncertain about their future.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has demanded that Imran Khan undergo a CT coronary angiography at Shifa International Hospital. The party is pushing for this specific medical examination for their leader.

A book titled 'With Good Intentions' by Russian journalist Ksenia Lutschenko, who was sentenced to eight years in a labor camp in absentia and lives in exile, examines the relationship between the Russian Orthodox Church and Vladimir Putin.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has initiated contempt proceedings, indicating a specific legal or political challenge.

Ipinsagba has praised Tunji-Ojo's 'transformation agenda' and commended the reforms implemented within the Interior Ministry.

A profile of Del Olmo, an emeritus professor and doctor in Communication specializing in fashion, highlights his lifelong dedication to teaching, research, and an insatiable curiosity that leads him to pursue diverse projects like marathons, choirs, painting, and writing.

An opinion column expresses concern over escalating 'insanity' and suggests that 'they're getting revenge,' prompting the author to comment despite attempts to avoid the topic.

Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Chair of Indonesia's National Economic Council (DEN), has called for a comprehensive overhaul of the management of the national free meal program by the National Nutrition Agency (BGN).

An analysis by INSA in Portugal found that fish sticks and chicken nuggets, along with some plant-based processed products, contain salt levels above the recommended values set by the DGS.

A new August poll in Estonia shows that practically the same number of voters prefer Isamaa leader Urmas Reinsalu and Estonian Center Party leader Mihhail Kõlvart as potential prime minister.

An opinion piece by Owei Lakemfa discusses the challenge of maintaining sanity amidst global events, highlighting the urgency of reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Fire and rescue services in Zurich responded to a large-scale operation on Seefeldstrasse 4 due to a suspicious substance found on Thursday afternoon.

Germany is experiencing its highest government bond costs in 15 years, sparking a debate on austerity measures and the future of the country's debt brake reform. Ifo-chief Fuest advocates for strict austerity, while Klingbeil-advisor Südekum rejects this approach.

A man in his mid-30s has been arrested during a police operation in the Stockholm archipelago over the weekend and is being held on suspicion of a serious crime committed in Örebro earlier this year.

The Berlin-Karlshorst Museum, which previously conducted German-Russian historical research on World War II, is re-evaluating the viability of joint operations with the Kremlin following the war in Ukraine.

Crunchyroll has revealed its initial merchandise drop for 'Chainsaw Man' following recent changes to its online store operations.

The band Man/Woman/Chainsaw has added their biggest London headline show to date to their 2026 tour, following phenomenal demand for tickets in support of their debut album 'Cannonball'.

Rund 20 Insassen einer Justizvollzugsanstalt in Tübingen drohen Freizeitbeschränkungen oder Fernsehverbote. Sie sollen einen Protest gestartet haben. Die Polizei rückte mit Hunden an.

Richardson Whitfield, who’s nominated for directing ‘The Gilded Age’ and ‘Task’ also talks about the “insane” scripts for season two of the latter HBO series and its forthcoming all-female directing…

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has once again demanded that its leader, Imran Khan, receive medical treatment at a hospital.

The Norwegian palace released emotional footage of Princess Astrid sitting alone in the castle chapel, grieving beside the coffin of her brother, King Harald.

Die großherzogliche Familie von Luxemburg reist gemeinsam mit weiteren internationalen Repräsentanten an, um dem verstorbenen norwegischen König Harald V. die letzte Ehre zu erweisen.

The Frankfurt transit authority is deploying officer-worn cameras across its subway system, complementing a year-long initiative that has strengthened coordination between railway operators, police, and public order officials.

Newly released data confirms that the US military's "Southern Spear" campaign, aimed at combating drug trafficking in the Pacific and Caribbean, has resulted in 227 fatalities aboard suspected drug vessels.

An explosive new film from Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney examines the life and immense power of the world's richest man, raising questions about his impact.

Swedish authorities deployed armed officers to a school in Malmö following a reported security threat. The targeted operation resulted in no arrests but prompted temporary closures and heightened local security measures.

A German publication argues that the current state of detention facilities poses risks to inmates, staff, and society, calling for immediate systemic improvements.

A German opinion piece reflects on how men often express care and strengthen friendships through practical acts like moving furniture together, questioning whether emotional bonds rely on shared projects.

A New Zealand court accepted a guilty plea from Justin Jeffries for three counts of murder, following his previous denial based on an insanity defense.

Crew members of the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln are set to go ashore in Thailand following an extended operational deployment, with a stop near Pattaya.

Kanye West’s former staffer is making moves in court to prevent the musician from claiming he wasn't in his right mind as a defense in their legal battle ... TMZ has learned.

Severe flooding in Nepal has wiped out villages and killed family members, prompting humanitarian assessments as reporters visit the widespread destruction caused by the disaster.

Das internationale Topmodell Helena Severin startet gemeinsam mit einer Geschäftspartnerin ein neues Vintage-Modegeschäft im Wiener Karmeliterviertel.

A new supernatural action anime slated for 2026 is gaining attention for successfully combining the spirit battles of Jujutsu Kaisen with the demon fusion mechanics of Chainsaw Man.

A breakdown of the seemingly straightforward yet effective business practices and product strategies that enabled a software-as-a-service company to achieve substantial monthly recurring revenue.

An editorial examines how political communication strategies designed for mobilization often fail when applied to state administration, using the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s time in power as a primary case study.

A primary school educator in Germany is working up to 16 hours daily to support children from socially vulnerable families. School leadership notes her relentless commitment to bridging educational gaps in underserved communities.

A law student describes feeling isolated as the sole Black woman in her class, questioning how much she must assimilate to fit in and find belonging.

Authorities in the Yvelines region suspect a 55-year-old restaurant owner of harboring and employing undocumented migrants in substandard conditions, seizing cash and discovering nine irregular foreigners during the probe.

An investigative report highlights the grueling daily lives of drivers operating Senegal's famous white Mercedes minibuses, revealing unsanitary garage conditions, frequent altercations, and sleep deprivation.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party has scheduled a large-scale demonstration in the capital for late September, while leadership vows to accelerate ongoing infrastructure projects.

A female emergency doctor sustained injuries after slipping and tumbling down a rock face while attempting to evacuate a wounded climber near the Torri di Falzarego in the Dolomites.

The Reykjavík Metropolitan Police Commissioner has formally charged Sema Erla Serdaroglu with violating Icelandic laws governing public fundraising campaigns.

A separated German couple is taking legal action to determine custody of their pet, highlighting unresolved questions regarding animal ownership rights following relationship breakdowns.

A US-based experiment reveals that socially isolated male mice show a strong preference for alcohol over water, while female mice exhibit different behavioral responses to loneliness.

As major fires increasingly rely on unpaid volunteers who leave their jobs to respond, new guidelines emphasize that employers must legally grant time off for emergency deployment.

Analysts argue that advancing a formal defense pact and shifting US military assets to Israel represents a strategically unwise escalation in Middle Eastern geopolitics.

A Russian publication analyzes President Aleksandar Vučić's shifting diplomatic stance, noting his growing reliance on Washington and Beijing while viewing Brussels and Moscow as less decisive power centers.

Coverage follows the annual Ziarra pilgrimage led by Cheikh Mamour Insa Diop, highlighting religious devotion and community gatherings in Dakar.

An armed robbery occurred in Stockholm overnight, with perpetrators forcing their way into a residence. Police launched a large-scale operation, including a helicopter search, in response to the incident.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party staged a walkout from the Senate after being denied the floor to discuss the health of Imran Khan, which was deemed a 'sub judice matter'.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has accused authorities of intentionally preventing Imran Khan's hospital visit, alleging negligence.

A German commentary discusses how current films portray beautiful superstars as isolated men, which can be detrimental for individuals genuinely suffering from a lack of social contact.

Travelodge Hotels Asia has officially opened its new Travelodge Osaka Shinsaibashi, marking a significant expansion for the brand in Japan.

For ex-inmates like António Santos, finding employment can be challenging, but open-regime prison work, such as chainsaw training, can provide a starting point. Approximately 160 inmates in Portugal are currently in such programs.

Pinsal Falls, the largest waterfall in the Ilocos region of the Philippines, has reopened to the public after improved weather conditions reduced disaster risks in the area.

More students are planning to live at home while attending university due to the 'insane' living costs associated with higher education. This trend is contributing to the phenomenon of 'boomerang kids' returning to their parents' homes.

In Gidda Ayyaanaa, a pre-existing problem has reignited, leading to a multi-faceted conflict that has trapped residents in crossfire.

Maame Efua Houadjeto, CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority, has collaborated with Adwinsa Publications Ghana Ltd and the Ghana Library Authority to publish a new children's tourism book.

New studies indicate that young couples who share activities like exercise and have similar musical tastes tend to experience greater relationship stability and harmony.

A photograph of a wheelchair on an India-bound flight has gone viral, sparking a widespread debate online regarding airport assistance and accessibility.

As closing arguments approach in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, Candace Owens has publicly defended Clancy, asserting her innocence and blaming 'big pharma' for inducing 'intentional psychosis.' A psychiatrist known for supporting insanity defenses is also set to testify for Clancy.

The Qaumi Insaf Morcha has called for a 'Punjab Bandh' (shutdown) on August 21 to press for the release of Sikh prisoners, prompting government clarification on school closures.

Shaun Sanghani’s The Syndicate has acquired sales rights for the Kate Beckinsale action-thriller 'Drifter,' which will be shopped at the upcoming TIFF and AFM markets.

Mark Cuban has called Ro Khanna's founder tax plan 'insane,' while Bill Ackman warned that the government could garnish wages for life, expressing strong opposition to the proposed legislation.

A man in his mid-30s has been requested for detention following an operation in the archipelago, suspected of a serious crime committed in Örebro, Sweden, earlier this year.

A wildfire in Belgium continues to burn out of control, with firefighters battling to contain the blaze. Authorities are hoping for rain to help bring the situation under control.

The Argentine government has resorted to severe budget cuts, including in sectors with mandatory spending like highway maintenance, in an effort to preserve its fiscal surplus. This strategy reflects the administration's commitment to fiscal discipline.

Travis Kelce impressed a lot of fans and broke the internet during Chiefs practice with an insane route against Alohi Gilman.

Danish badminton player Anders Antonsen has voiced concerns regarding the BWF's scheduling of the India Open, criticising the January-February timeframe due to the heavy winter pollution in Delhi.

Zurich lake police rescued a baby dormouse that had wandered into a boathouse on the Rhine last week. The young animal is well and is being cared for at an animal shelter in Schaffhausen.

Twitch has seen some unbelievable milestones, but five records stand far above the rest.

An online controversy has sparked after a social media influencer claimed Costco's $22 prepared chicken stir fry could feed a family of five, prompting shoppers to challenge the assertion with photos and videos.

Austrian authorities report that security operations during the recent Eurovision Song Contest generated costs exceeding one million euros. Officials are now reviewing the deployment strategy amid public debate over the expenditure.

A severe shortage of young women in eastern German states is creating profound demographic and social consequences, which political analysts note is increasingly benefiting the far-right AfD party.

Residents along Route 15 are preparing for the removal of state-acquired properties to make way for a €122 million road renovation project that has sparked nostalgia and local concern.

Shop owners in central Reykjavik were alerted to a blaze via their security system overnight and are now working to clear debris and restore operations as quickly as possible.

Scheduled for September 12–13, Lithuanian marksmen will complete a continuous 570-kilometer relay race tracing the border with Belarus to commemorate historical defense efforts.

Emergency services responded to the severe crash involving two vehicles, deploying air ambulances to transport the injured to nearby hospitals.

Memory chip manufacturer Micron announced exceptional operational efficiency gains, with revenue generated per employee skyrocketing to $1.7 million following a nine-month restructuring and automation push.

An online casino tax break put in place last December will cost the state €31 million in lost revenues, Isamaa chair Urmas Reinsalu said.

Aus Protest gegen die russische Präsenz weigerten sich die europäischen Minister und Notenbankchefs, gemeinsam mit Siluanow auf dem Gruppenfoto zu erscheinen.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party begins a provincial campaign starting in Ghotki and concluding in Karachi to mobilize public support and protest government policies.

An editorial argues that the UK Ministry of Defense consistently overspends budgets before claiming financial hardship, urging Chancellor Andy Burnham to implement stricter fiscal controls under Prime Minister Andy Burnham's administration.

Social Democratic Party leader Lauri Läänemets criticized Isamaa chairman Urmas Reinsalu, accusing him of trying to form a new government with the Conservative People's Party (EKRE) and the Center…

A woman charged with killing her child in North Carolina intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity, adopting a legal strategy previously used by Lindsay Clancy. Legal experts note this approach could influence how similar high-profile cases are defended.

Der seit Sonntag stattfindende Gipfel des Pazifischen Inselforums widmet sich intensiv der Rolle Chinas und dem Klimawandel, wobei die teilnehmenden Staaten uneinig über eine gemeinsame Verurteilung Pekins sind.

A healthcare worker arrived at her workplace intoxicated and physically assaulted coworkers, prompting an official investigation by the regional welfare authority.

A prominent astrologer in Delhi has revealed annual earnings of Rs 2.5 crore supported by a massive client base, drawing mixed reactions and viral discussions on social media regarding the profession's profitability.

President Prabowo Subianto has instructed TNI's Babinsa village development officers to conduct grassroots education campaigns aimed at reducing wildfire risks and improving community awareness across Indonesia.

A prominent landscape architect argues that the aggressive expansion of supermarkets is destroying the commercial centers and character of Finland's smaller municipalities.

Authorities have recovered a deceased person from a lake in Haninge, south of Stockholm, following a large-scale search and rescue operation.

Fernando Cerimedo, known for conceptualizing President Javier Milei's signature "chainsaw" fiscal strategy, has been detained on suspicion of orchestrating an assassination attempt against a prominent lawyer.

A recent study indicates that young men express significantly higher confidence in their personal finance abilities compared to their female peers. The findings highlight a persistent gender gap in financial self-assessment among adolescents.

Defense attorneys for Lindsay Clancy urged jurors to acquit her by reason of insanity, presenting evidence that she suffered from severe postpartum psychosis at the time she killed her three young children.

Ferry operator Hopealinjan's closure threatens public access to Viikinsaari island, leaving local business owners and event organizers uncertain about future operations until a city solution is implemented next summer.

The Serbia Center Party (SRCE) assessed today that the Minister of Public Investments, Darko Glišić, tried to hide the authorities' powerlessness with "insane accusations".

Police in Tirana have arrested a 35-year-old man after he severely injured a residential building administrator with a knife and chainsaw, sending the victim to the hospital.

Swiss authorities cordoned off a city-center McDonald's after a 21-year-old woman was discovered unresponsive inside the restaurant Wednesday evening.

An emergency response vehicle crashed into a private BMW in Modena, Italy, injuring seven people. A 33-year-old firefighter remains in critical condition following the collision.

Am Mittwoch wurden zwei historische Blindgänger aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg in Deutschland gefunden; die Bombe in Karlsruhe wurde erfolgreich entschärft, während die Räumungen in Berlin fortgesetzt werden.

A Swiss prosecutor has requested an outpatient psychiatric measure for a 31-year-old man linked to a recent string of fires in the Freiamt region, after experts deemed him legally insane at the time of the offenses.

Resistance to large-scale data center projects has become a political flashpoint, with even the Texas governor reversing his stance amid concerns over artificial intelligence and corporate dominance.

Hillary Clinton sparked intense criticism on social media after describing the Democratic Party's shift toward socialist policies as a healthy experiment aimed at attracting younger voters.

A premium feature examines unhealed emotional wounds and the lingering presence of inner child trauma, reflecting on themes of isolation and psychological resilience.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has submitted a renewed legal challenge against authorities following judicial objections to their initial complaint regarding Khan's medical confinement.

An article delves into the concept of the hidden loneliness experienced by strong individuals, suggesting that unhealed wounds and an inconsolable inner child may reside within everyone.

A large-scale police operation was launched in Vienna after a man threatened to shoot police officers. The incident prompted a significant emergency response.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has sparked controversy by omitting the Interior Minister from its contempt plea, instead naming the interior secretary, a move that has drawn significant attention.

Businessman Kevin O'Leary stated that the New York Mayor deserves a 'Real Estate Agent of the Year Award' for policies he believes are driving people out of the city.

A man was executed in Iran after being accused of being a US and Israeli spy and for waving a chainsaw during anti-government protests in January.

Swedish veteran policy has improved, particularly under Defense Minister Pål Jonson, but greater efforts are needed to address lingering issues.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the disciplining of insiders, whistleblowers, and media outlets.

A growing number of students are opting to live at home while attending university, citing 'insane' living costs as the primary reason, despite concerns about missing out on the full student experience.

Amazon MGM Studios is reportedly developing a modern remake of the 2001 romantic comedy 'Serendipity,' which originally starred John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale. An acclaimed director is attached to the project.

Police are conducting large-scale operations at schools in Sweden, with reports of incidents at a high school in Fagersta and another unspecified school.

Following an incident where an AK-47 was fired at students, Bihar Police have issued an advisory stating that high-powered weapons like AK-47s, INSAS rifles, and Self-Loading Rifles will not be routinely used for crowd control during protests.

Italy's Civil Protection is continuously deployed, now responding to heavy thunderstorms that have affected the entire northern region since Thursday, following earlier wildfires.

Hyundai is facing a major strike as workers demand job guarantees and protest the implementation of artificial intelligence, highlighting concerns over automation's impact on employment.

Sandra Bullock has publicly shared her experience of profound loneliness and isolation while caring for her late partner, stating she was not allowed to discuss his diagnosis.

Dozens of emergency responders were dispatched to a Zurich office building after a suspicious substance was discovered. Authorities later gave the all-clear after hours of investigation.

An explosion at a company in the Wiener Neustadt district prompted a large-scale emergency response. Authorities are investigating the incident and its cause.

The Pakistani government has filed a review petition against the Supreme Court's order to transfer Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan to a private hospital, arguing that relevant parties were not issued notices.

Sculptor Kwon Chi-gyu's 34th solo exhibition, 'Genesis — Traces of Becoming,' opened at Insa Art Center, focusing on the concept of 'growth point' and the origins of life.

Sigurður denies allegations of threatening a man with a chainsaw in Reykholt, stating he saw no injuries on the alleged victim when they parted ways.

The number of people injured and left homeless by the earthquake in Indonesia has increased tenfold since Monday, indicating a worsening humanitarian situation.

Abdulloi Toshpulodzoda, a Virginia man acquitted of killing by insanity, failed to return from an authorized 48-hour mental hospital pass and instead boarded a one-way flight to Tajikistan.

Der US-Präsident kündigt an, gemeinsame Militärübungen zu reduzieren. Er wolle kein „feindliches Signal“ an Nordkorea senden. In Seoul sorgt das spontan wirkende Posting für Schockwellen.