U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres said Tuesday the situation surrounding North Korea's increased testing of ballistic and nuclear weapons was "the most dangerous crisis" facing the international community, drawing a parallel to the lead-up to World War I.Referencing events preceding the 1914-1918 conflict, he said wars are not usually started by "a decision taken in a moment."Instead, he said World War I took place "step-by-step," with gradual escalations until the parties found themselves at war.His comments come on the heels of an emergency meeting that was called Monday at the U.N.…READ FULL ARTICLE