U.S. House approves tighter North Korea sanctionsWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation on Thursday to tighten sanctions on North Korea by targeting its shipping industry and companies that do business with the reclusive state. The vote was 419 to 1. Supporters said the legislation was intended to send a strong message to North Korea, amid international concern over the escalation of its nuclear program. The measure would have to be approved by the Senate before it could be sent to the White House for President Donald Trump to sign into law. Although legislation addressing North Korea has been introduced in the Senate, there was no immediate word on when or if the Senate might take up a bill. Any new U.S. sanctions against North Korea would likely affect China, the North’s most important trade partner. While China has been angered by North Korea’s nuclear and missile tests, it has signed up for increasingly tough U.N. sanctions against it, and says it is committed to enforcing them. Asked about the latest U.S. legislation, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang reiterated that China opposed other countries using their own domestic law to impose unilateral sanctions.  With the situation tense on the Korean Peninsula, all sides need to exercise restraint and not irritate each other to avoid the situation worsening, he said.   politicsNews
house approves tighter north korea sanctionswashington reuters the house representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation thursday tighten sanctions north korea targeting shipping industry companies business reclusive state the vote supporters said legislation intended send strong message north korea amid international concern escalation nuclear program the measure would approved senate could sent white house president donald trump sign law although legislation addressing north korea introduced senate immediate word senate might take bill any new sanctions north korea would likely affect china north important trade partner while china angered north korea nuclear missile tests signed increasingly tough sanctions says committed enforcing asked latest legislation chinese foreign ministry spokesman eng sung reiterated china opposed countries using domestic law impose unilateral sanctions with situation tense korean peninsula sides need exercise restraint irritated avoid situation worsening said politicsnews
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. House approves tighter North Korea sanctionsWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation on Thursday to tighten sanctions on North Korea by targeting its shipping industry and companies that do business with the reclusive state. The vote was 419 to 1. Supporters said the legislation was intended to send a strong message to North Korea, amid international concern over the escalation of its nuclear program. The measure would have to be approved by the Senate before it could be sent to the White House for President Donald Trump to sign into law. Although legislation addressing North Korea has been introduced in the Senate, there was no immediate word on when or if the Senate might take up a bill. Any new U.S. sanctions against North Korea would likely affect China, the North’s most important trade partner. While China has been angered by North Korea’s nuclear and missile tests, it has signed up for increasingly tough U.N. sanctions against it, and says it is committed to enforcing them. Asked about the latest U.S. legislation, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang reiterated that China opposed other countries using their own domestic law to impose unilateral sanctions.  With the situation tense on the Korean Peninsula, all sides need to exercise restraint and not irritate each other to avoid the situation worsening, he said.   politicsNews
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: house approves tighter north korea sanctionswashington reuters the house representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation thursday tighten sanctions north korea targeting shipping industry companies business reclusive state the vote supporters said legislation intended send strong message north korea amid international concern escalation nuclear program the measure would approved senate could sent white house president donald trump sign law although legislation addressing north korea introduced senate immediate word senate might take bill any new sanctions north korea would likely affect china north important trade partner while china angered north korea nuclear missile tests signed increasingly tough sanctions says committed enforcing asked latest legislation chinese foreign ministry spokesman eng sung reiterated china opposed countries using domestic law impose unilateral sanctions with situation tense korean peninsula sides need exercise restraint irritated avoid situation worsening said politicsnews