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Kim Ju-ae: North Korea’s 'princess' makes her international debut in Beijing

Kim Jong Un’s daughter Kim Ju-ae made her international debut in Beijing, appearing alongside her father at the military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the end of the war against Japan. The teenager was received by China’s top leaders, stepping for the first time onto the stage of global diplomacy. Her appearance is seen as a deliberate signal.

By Jörn Petring

ARCHIV - 24.11.2018, Bayern, Greding: Fähnchen mit dem Logo der AfD liegen beim Landesparteitag der AfD Bayern auf einem Tisch. (zu dpa "Kreistag muss neu über AfD-Nachrücker entscheiden") Foto: Daniel Karmann/dpa +++ dpa-Bildfunk +++

Espionage trial: AfD politician Krah admits to 'rule violation'

In the espionage trial of his former aide Jian G., AfD politician Maximilian Krah admitted in court that his Brussels team had uncontrolled access to parliamentary data. Krah justified the practice by citing election campaign pressures and his trust in G., but conceded it was a rule violation.

By Franziska Klemenz