A crisis that is not going to end anytime soon


- Reuters

TOMORROW marks three weeks since Kim Jong-nam suffered an agonising death on Malaysian soil.

In the first few days of the killing, there was much speculation in the me­­dia, local and foreign, on the cause of death of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s exiled half-brother, how it happened and who the two alleged female assassins were.

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