North Korea's Kim Jong Un announced a doubling of nuclear material production in five years. Separately, a hotel fire in New Delhi killed at least 21 people, and an Australian court issued a restraining order against a man regarding Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra.
Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 22, has returned from her studies in Australia to be with her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, who is seriously ill with pulmonary fibrosis. The princess's return coincides with a man being banned from contacting her family due to harassment concerns.
An Australian court has issued a two-year restraining order against a 63-year-old man, prohibiting him from contacting Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra or her family. The man, who had sent the princess a card seeking friendship, was also banned from entering the University of Sydney campus.
An Australian court issued a two-year restraining order against a 63-year-old man, David James Cook, prohibiting him from contacting Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra and her family. The order came after Cook sent the princess a card asking for her friendship, stating he did not intend to cause distress. The princess is studying in Australia.
David James Cook, 63, has been issued a two-year restraining order preventing him from contacting Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra or her family. The order also bans him from Sydney University's campus and searching for the princess online. Cook stated he sent a card seeking friendship.
Norwegian media reports that an Australian man has been prevented from contacting Princess Ingrid Alexandra in Sydney after security intercepted a suspicious message sent to the university campus where she studies.
