Opportunity for the 3rd US-North Korea Summit; Party Nominating Thai Princess Dissolved

President Trump “leaves open the door” for deeper negotiations with North Korea

US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

US President Donald Trump still leaves open the opportunity for deeper negotiations with North Korea on denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. White House adviser John Bolton "revealed" this in an interview with Fox News, USA on March 7. According to Mr. Bolton, the US President is still open to dialogue with North Korea. Everything is being arranged and will happen soon.

Last week, the second US-North Korea summit on denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula ended without reaching a specific agreement on the next summit plan. With the above statement from White House Advisor John Bolton - who is considered a "confident" of US President Donald Trump - public opinion can nurture hope that a third US-North Korea summit will take place soon.

Russian lawmaker Leonid Levin, co-sponsor of the anti-fake news bill. Photo:TASS

The Russian parliament is considering a new Internet bill that would allow authorities to detain or fine people who spread fake news or defame government officials online,CNNThe anti-fake news bill also forces internet providers to block access to content that "offends human dignity and defames moral values".

Under the bill, a person is guilty of spreading “indecent” posts that show “disrespect for society, the state and symbols of the Russian Federation” and government officials. Violators could be detained for 15 days. Individuals posting fake news could be fined between $45 and $75, but legal entities could face higher fines of up to $15,000.

More and more British billionaires are moving abroad to avoid taxes.

Britain's super-rich have cheated out of billions of pounds in tax over the past decade. Photo: malaymail.com

Nearly a third of billionaires in the UK have moved or are planning to move to so-called "tax havens", according to a major investigation published on March 7. The Times newspaper published a series of reports showing that the super-rich in the UK have cheated billions of pounds in taxes over the past decade. Accordingly, 28 of the 93 British billionaires listed in public records have moved or are in the process of moving to "tax havens", of which nearly 50% have left the UK within the past decade.

Companies registered in offshore tax havens such as the Channel Islands, Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) pay little or no tax. The report also found that more billionaires in the UK have moved since 2010, when the government raised income tax on the super-rich to 50% in 2010, although it was later reduced to 45% in 2013.

Explosions in the west of Kabul, Afghanistan

Security personnel investigate at the scene of a bombing in Kabul. Photo: AFP/TTXVN

On March 7, a large explosion occurred at a ceremony in the west of the capital Kabul, causing the event to be quickly canceled and many participants had to flee the scene, including top Afghan government officials.

An unnamed security official said at least four mortar shells landed near the Mosala-e-Shahid Mazari area. Meanwhile, an Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman said the firing point had been identified as a nearby house. The incident left three people injured and one person arrested. TOLO News reported at least 10 explosions were heard. Most government officials left the area safely after the incident.