Here
are the week’s top stories, and a look ahead.
1.
George Bush, who saw the nation out of the Cold War as the 41st
president of the United States, died on Friday at age 94.
Mr.
Bush was the last president to have fought in World War II, and served in
Congress, the United Nations and the C.I.A. before winning the White House. He
sat in the Oval Office during a period of transition, 1989 to 1993, navigating
the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the Soviet Union and, with a global
coalition, expelled Iraqi forces from Kuwait.
But
he failed to persuade voters that he could manage the economy, and lost
re-election. His son, George W. Bush, became president in 2001, and the
Republican
to hold the office after him, President Trump, had a hostile
relationship with the family. But he praised Mr. Bush’s “sound judgment, common sense, and
unflappable leadership,” and said he would attend his funeral.
국빈자격으로 방문하는데 뉴질랜드군의 중령이 영접? 대한민국의 누구 때문에 국가의 격이 이리도 추락하는가? 주사파 청와대는 각성하기 바라는 마음이다. 나의 국제적 감각으로 [[뉴질랜드도 6.25전쟁 참전국으로 대한민국을 위하여 북한과 싸웠다는 것을 암시]] 하는 것이라고 추정된다. 뉴질랜드도 6.25전쟁 참전국이며, 미국주도의 [[인도.태평양 조약]]의 가입당사자임을 명심하기 바라는 마음이다..