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Second Japan Snow Storm Leaves Thousands Stranded As Toll Rises To 23

Snow-choked roads cut off thousands on Tuesday as parts of Japan struggled to dig out from its second storm in a week, with the death toll rising to at least 23. Train services were suspended in some areas after the...

UK Floods Set To Continue As More Rain Hits

The devastating UK floods are set to continue as more heavy rain hits already saturated ground. The Met Office has issued a yellow "be aware" warning for rain in south-west England and there are 16 severe flood warnings in southern...

Neither U.S. Nor EU Has Strategy For Ukraine

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There's nothing like an old-fashioned expletive to add spice to a transatlantic difference of opinion. But when U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland was caught using the "F-word" on an unsecure telephone line to disparage European Union policy on...

Swiss Confirm Ethiopian Plane Hijack

An Ethiopian Airlines plane en route from Addis Ababa to Rome has been forced to land in Geneva after being hijacked, Swiss police say. One hijacker has been arrested. The airline said in a statement that all passengers and crew...

Nepal Plane Crash In Bad Weather Killed All 18 On Board

All 18 people aboard a small plane that crashed in bad weather in Nepal were killed, an army spokesman said on Monday, after searchers battled heavy rain and harsh winds to reach the rugged site the day after the...

Ukraine Protesters And Police Pull Back In Contest Over President

Ukrainian opposition protesters ended a two-month occupation of city hall in Kiev on Sunday and opened a road to limited traffic, meeting an amnesty offer aimed at easing a stand-off over President Viktor Yanukovich's rule. The authorities, for their part,...

Twelve Illegal Miners Rescued In South Africa, Others Stay Underground

A dozen South African illegal miners were brought to the surface on Sunday after being trapped in an abandoned gold mine near Johannesburg, but an unknown number remained underground because they feared arrest, an emergency services spokesman said. "Twelve have...

Obama Warns Uganda Over Anti-Gay Law

President Barack Obama warned Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Sunday that enacting an anti-gay law would complicate U.S. relations with Uganda and would be a "step backward for all Ugandans." Obama, on a weekend golf holiday in Southern California, issued...

Obama Says Considering New Pressure On Syria’s Assad

President Barack Obama said on Friday he is considering new ways to pressure the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as he pledged fresh U.S. assistance to Jordan's King Abdullah, whose country is reeling from the Syrian civil war. Obama...

Bahraini Policeman Dies From Bomb Wounds In Day Of Protest

A Bahraini policeman died on Saturday after being wounded in a bomb explosion during protests to mark the third anniversary of a pro-democracy uprising led by majority Shi'ite Muslims. The Interior Ministry said the policeman was one of four wounded...
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