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Donald Trump Thought Nepal and Bhutan Were Part of India, Say US Intelligence Officials

Donald Trump thought Nepal and Bhutan were a part of India, the TIME magazine reported on Saturday, quoting unidentified US intelligence officials. The US President’s latest factual inaccuracy came at

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