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  • Hundreds seek compensation in Japan nuclear crisis

    Hundreds of people living just outside Japan's Fukushima prefecture say they have been denied adequate compensation after the country's 2011 nuclear disaster despite suffering elevated radiation levels.

  • Venezuela TV host goes off air after audio scandal

    A prominent Venezuelan talk show host has gone off the air after allegedly being caught on tape discussing politics inside Venezuela's ruling party with a Cuban intelligence official.

  • Court rules against man for emailing NKorean spy

    South Korea's Supreme Court has upheld a ruling sentencing a man to a year and half in prison for exchanging emails with an alleged North Korean spy and praising Pyongyang on his website.

  • Ex-Ford execs charged in Argentine torture cases

    Three former Ford Motor Co. executives were charged Tuesday with crimes against humanity for allegedly targeting Argentine union workers for kidnapping and torture after the country's 1976 military coup.

  • Bus collides with truck in India, killing 11

    Police say a bus has collided with a truck in northern India, killing 11 people including seven members of a wedding party.

  • Palestinian group: Ruler rights abuses increasing

    A Palestinian report shows human rights abuses by the rival governments in the West Bank and Gaza are on the rise.

  • Israel warns Syria against attacks on Golan

    Israeli and Syrian troops exchanged fire across their tense cease-fire line in the Golan Heights on Tuesday, prompting an Israeli threat that Syria's leader will "bear the consequences" of further escalation and raising new concerns that the civil war there could explode into a region-wide conflict.

  • Experts: Japan nuke plant needs more fault data

    Experts commissioned by the operator of a Japanese nuclear plant that faces possible closure because of a suspected active seismic fault say a decision should wait, citing insufficient data.

  • Car bomb, other attacks kill 20 in Iraq

    A car bomb exploded as Sunni worshippers were leaving a mosque after evening prayers Tuesday in Baghdad, the deadliest in a string of attacks that killed at least 20 people nationwide in a week of the most sustained sectarian violence in the country since U.S. troops withdrew more than a year ago.

  • Cholera outbreak hits Malian refugee camp in Niger

    The United Nations refugee agency said that they are working to contain a cholera outbreak in Niger in a refugee camp for people fleeing the conflict in Mali.

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