UN Security Council Mute — Again — on N. Korea Missile Launch

North Korea’s latest missile launch Tuesday brought a swift convening of the U.N. Security Council, but no united condemnation from the 15 members. Fired from a submarine, the missile flew toward Japan. It was the most recent in a string of tests and launches over the past few months in defiance of U.N. resolutions. The United States and Japan requested an emergency meeting of the Security Council on Wednesday. Afterward, council President Ramlan bin Ibrahim of Malaysia said there was...

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