APEC anger over North Korea's missiles

THAILAND, BANGKOK - NOVEMBER 18, 2022: Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (L) and Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha wave at the camera as the Thai prime minister welcomes the leaders of delegations at the APEC 2022 Summit. Dmitry Astakhov/POOL/TASS/Sipa USA Source: AAP / TASS/Sipa USA
North Korea is threatening to overshadow a gathering of Asia-Pacific leaders in Bangkok for the annual APEC summit. Pyongyang firing a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile which landed just 200 kilometres off Japan is just one of the major issues being discussed.
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