Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe demanded that the world find a new way to halt the threat from North Korea after the long-sanctioned regime's nuclear and missile tests. Abe, addressing the UN General Assembly yesterday, said that calculations about North Korea needed to change after its latest actions including the state's test of what it said was a miniaturized nuclear bomb for a warhead.<br/><br/>He said that the threat to the international community has become increasingly grave and all the more realistic. China and the United States are in talks on drafting a new UN Security Council resolution to punish North Korea for its latest moves, although such measures have not stopped Pyongyang in the past.