She also said that the United States can do more to pressure China to lean on North Korea, its longtime ally, to halt its program. Photo“I think we have an opening here that we haven’t had for the last seven years,” Mrs. Clinton told reporters at the New-York Historical Society after the meeting. But Mrs. Clinton said sanctions alone were not enough, pointing to the advances in nuclear technology made by Iran despite sanctions. Mrs. Clinton grinned and made her way back to the podium, eager to speak on the topic. “It’s not a serious presidential campaign.”Mr. Trump also addressed the North Korean nuclear blast, laying the blame for North Korea’s behavior squarely at the feet of Mrs. Clinton.

Source: New York Times September 09, 2016 23:26 UTC