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According to Sky News, the DPRK ambassador to the United Kingdom said in an interview with Sky News that his country would conduct its sixth nuclear test at the time and place chosen by its leader. In his first interview with Ambassador Choi, he said North Korea would ignore the warnings of the international community towards the continuation of its ballistic missiles and nuclear programs and that the United Nations had no legal basis for sanctions and had no effect on the implementation of the nuclear test program The "On the sixth nuclear test, I do not know the specific time because I was in the UK, not in my country," said Ambassador Cui. "But I can say that the nuclear test will take place at the time and time we decided by our top leader Kim Jong-un." During the interview, the news agency asked Cui, worried about the movements of US military action, and the US government under the leadership of Donald Trump has now incorporated military action against

British Prime Minister Teresa Mui recently accused European politicians and officials of trying to influence the results of the June 8 election; before a German media reported that the EU Executive Committee Chairman Juncker and Teresa Mei met, Shakespeare's criticism. "Obviously, the current situation is that the EU executive committee tried to bully the British people - the British people will not be bullied, the British government will not allow their people to be bullied," Davis on Thursday night to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Say. Donald Tusk, chairman of the European Council, said before that if Britain was too emotional, Britain's return to the European negotiations would become "impossible".

The DPRK side said the US and South Korean intelligence agencies tried to use the biochemical material to assassinate Kim Jong-un.

The EU has repeatedly said that in relations with Russia, there is no intention of "business as usual", preferring to Moscow on the EU series of issues of interest to carry out pragmatic cooperation. In response, Russia's Permanent Representative to the European Union, said Qi Ruofu, said that Russia, like the European Union, did not intend to return Russia-EU relations to the "business as usual" state, but rather to establish a relationship that could reflect the interests of both sides and focus on results. According to RIA Novosti reported on May 3, Qi Ruofu told reporters: "Some of you may be surprised by this, but we do not intend to care about everything, we hope that the relationship with the EU from the current abnormal state Resurrection, but the bilateral relationship should be more focused on the outcome. " He also said that Russia and the EU's future relations may need to "less slogan, more substantial." This should refle

Earlier, the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker confirmed that Brussels intends to pay about 60 billion euros to London after the start of the European negotiations. At the same time, the President of the European Parliament, Antonio Tanyani, is convinced that the United Kingdom should pay tens of billions of euros to the EU, which is included in the EU budget, which includes payments after the completion of the " Of the money. May 3, the Financial Times reported that Brussels raised its financial requirements, the current assessment of the British off the European financial obligations of up to 100 billion euros. Davis told an independent British television interview, "Britain will not pay 100 billion. We should do is to discuss all the power and obligation in detail." Photo: British Prime Minister Teresa May. Photo: British Prime Minister Teresa May. British Prime Minister Teresa May promised to keep a consistent and unwavering defense of the rig

Turkish President Erdogan said in an interview with Ankara on Tuesday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to meet during the G20 summit in China. Putin had informed the Cabinet that after receiving a letter from Turkish President Erdogan, he decided to start the normalization process. "I had a very constructive conversation with President Putin, who decided to hold a meeting call with President Putin in September," said Erdogan, who agreed to hold a telephone conversation with President Putin. Under the framework of the meeting. Russia's satellite network reported that the Group of Twenty summit will be held on September 4-5 in Hangzhou. The second meeting of the two heads of state is the G20 summit in Antalya, Turkey, in the autumn of 2015. A few days after the meeting, the Turkish fighters shot down the Russian Su-24 bomber over Syria. Moscow said Ankara's behavior was "deadlocked", taking economic sanctions against Turkey and ask