U.S. lawmaker wants North Korea out of the U.N.WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairman of the U.S. Senate s East Asia subcommittee is asking China and 20 other nations on Monday to clamp down on North Korea by cutting ties, closing down diplomatic facilities and working to oust the country from the United Nations. As North Korea has defied U.N. Security resolutions to conduct nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Washington has been scrambling for an effective response. Many of President Donald Trump s fellow Republicans have been calling for tougher action, imposed more quickly, including calling for stiff  secondary  sanctions and other punishments for companies, banks and countries that do business with North Korea. In a letter seen by Reuters that will be sent to ambassadors from China and 20 other countries, Republican Senator Cory Gardner, the subcommittee chairman, asked that the countries immediately end diplomatic and economic relations with Pyongyang.  Maintaining official diplomatic relations with a regime that continues to defy international law and threaten nations across the globe only serves to reward nefarious behavior,  wrote Gardner.  In addition to cutting off bilateral ties, I urge your government to support expelling the DPRK from the United Nations,  the letter said. Gardner recently introduced legislation that would impose a U.S. economic embargo against any entity that does business with North Korea. The U.S. military staged bombing drills with South Korea over the Korean peninsula and Russia and China began naval exercises ahead of a U.N. General Assembly meeting on Tuesday where North Korea s nuclear threat is likely to loom large. Gardner s letter will be sent to ambassadors to the United States from China, Brazil, Britain, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Sweden and Vietnam. worldnews
lawmaker wants north korea reuters the chairman senate east asia subcommittee asking china nations monday clamp north korea cutting ties closing diplomatic facilities working oust country united nations as north korea defied security resolutions conduct nuclear ballistic missile tests washington scrambling effective response many president donald trump fellow republicans calling tougher action imposed quickly including calling stiff secondary sanctions punishments companies banks countries business north korea in letter seen reuters sent ambassadors china countries republican senator cory gardner subcommittee chairman asked countries immediately end diplomatic economic relations pyongyang maintaining official diplomatic relations regime continues defy international law threaten nations across globe serves reward nefarious behavior wrote gardner in addition cutting bilateral ties i urge government support expelling dark united nations letter said gardner recently introduced legislation would impose economic embargo entity business north korea the military staged bombing drills south korea korean peninsula russia china began naval exercises ahead general assembly meeting tuesday north korea nuclear threat likely loom large gardner letter sent ambassadors united states china brazil britain bulgaria cambodia cuba czech republic egypt germany india indonesia laos malaysia mongolia nigeria pakistan poland romania russia sweden vietnam worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.S. lawmaker wants North Korea out of the U.N.WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairman of the U.S. Senate s East Asia subcommittee is asking China and 20 other nations on Monday to clamp down on North Korea by cutting ties, closing down diplomatic facilities and working to oust the country from the United Nations. As North Korea has defied U.N. Security resolutions to conduct nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Washington has been scrambling for an effective response. Many of President Donald Trump s fellow Republicans have been calling for tougher action, imposed more quickly, including calling for stiff  secondary  sanctions and other punishments for companies, banks and countries that do business with North Korea. In a letter seen by Reuters that will be sent to ambassadors from China and 20 other countries, Republican Senator Cory Gardner, the subcommittee chairman, asked that the countries immediately end diplomatic and economic relations with Pyongyang.  Maintaining official diplomatic relations with a regime that continues to defy international law and threaten nations across the globe only serves to reward nefarious behavior,  wrote Gardner.  In addition to cutting off bilateral ties, I urge your government to support expelling the DPRK from the United Nations,  the letter said. Gardner recently introduced legislation that would impose a U.S. economic embargo against any entity that does business with North Korea. The U.S. military staged bombing drills with South Korea over the Korean peninsula and Russia and China began naval exercises ahead of a U.N. General Assembly meeting on Tuesday where North Korea s nuclear threat is likely to loom large. Gardner s letter will be sent to ambassadors to the United States from China, Brazil, Britain, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Sweden and Vietnam. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: lawmaker wants north korea reuters the chairman senate east asia subcommittee asking china nations monday clamp north korea cutting ties closing diplomatic facilities working oust country united nations as north korea defied security resolutions conduct nuclear ballistic missile tests washington scrambling effective response many president donald trump fellow republicans calling tougher action imposed quickly including calling stiff secondary sanctions punishments companies banks countries business north korea in letter seen reuters sent ambassadors china countries republican senator cory gardner subcommittee chairman asked countries immediately end diplomatic economic relations pyongyang maintaining official diplomatic relations regime continues defy international law threaten nations across globe serves reward nefarious behavior wrote gardner in addition cutting bilateral ties i urge government support expelling dark united nations letter said gardner recently introduced legislation would impose economic embargo entity business north korea the military staged bombing drills south korea korean peninsula russia china began naval exercises ahead general assembly meeting tuesday north korea nuclear threat likely loom large gardner letter sent ambassadors united states china brazil britain bulgaria cambodia cuba czech republic egypt germany india indonesia laos malaysia mongolia nigeria pakistan poland romania russia sweden vietnam worldnews