A North Korean Christmas gift for the US?!

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Ian Bremmer answers your most burning questions on the World In 60 Seconds!

What's the update with Jamal Khashoggi case?

Five Saudis given the death penalty for their direct involvement. Mohammed bin Salman nowhere engaged, no responsibility personally. That's, of course, what they've been saying, even though the CIA says different. The Saudis are hosting the G20 next year and everyone is pretty much moving on, except, of course, Jamal Khashoggi and his family. Never going to receive real justice on that.

What are world leaders asking for this holiday season?

A little bit of peace, a little bit of quiet. Hey, and in the United States, one thing you can say about Pelosi not handing over the actual articles of impeachment is that we don't have to pay as much attention to it for a couple of weeks. Take some time off. Enjoy yourself. Happy holidays.

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