People watch as coverage of an ICBM missile test is displayed on a screen in a public square in Pyongyang on July 29, 2017.
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Week in Review: Another N. Korean Missile, Iran in Yemen, EU the Mideast’s New Peace Broker? and Much More
- North Korea tested another missile—this one potentially able to reach Chicago or even Boston with a nuclear weapon.
- A new report shows how Iran is evading international efforts to keep it out of Yemen, supplying forces opposed to the government and extending its reach on the Saudi Peninsula.
- Concerned that violence in Jerusalem could explode into a more serious problem, the European Union is positioning itself to assume a more robust mediating role in the Middle East peace process.
- Two people close to the pope accused American Catholics who support President Donald Trump as being “not too far apart” from Islamic jihadists.
- We’ll also talk about a deadly terrorist attack by a Muslim migrant in Germany, the EU moving into Northern Africa in response to the migrant crisis, and the New York Times running a series of articles trying to show that communism isn’t all that bad.
