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US Spy Chief: N. Korea Has Restarted Plutonium Reactor

By Jeff Seldin/Ken Bredemeier | VOA on Feb 9, 2016   Featured, World  

US Spy Chief: N. Korea Has Restarted Plutonium Reactor

WASHINGTON—North Korea could start gathering plutonium from a restarted reactor “within weeks,” providing Pyongyang with more fuel for nuclear weapons, the top. U.S. intelligence official warned lawmakers. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Tuesday North Korea has made good on earlier threats to expand its Yongbyon uranium enrichment facility as well as its graphite-moderated […]

WHO Convenes Zika Virus Emergency Meeting

By Lisa Schlein | VOA on Feb 1, 2016   Featured, Health, World  

WHO Convenes Zika Virus Emergency Meeting

GENEVA—The World Health Organization has convened a meeting of researchers and health officials to determine whether the Zika virus should be declared a global health emergency. The WHO predicts the virus, which may be linked to neurological disorders in babies, could infect as many as 4 million people in the Americas this year.  No firm […]

Study: Global Fish Catch Drastically Underreported

By Steve Herman | VOA News on Jan 19, 2016   At Sea, Featured, World  

Study: Global Fish Catch Drastically Underreported

BANGKOK, THAILAND—The number of fish caught globally is drastically underreported by about 30 percent – an error that has significant ramifications for the environment and maritime nations, according to a long-term study released Tuesday. The new estimate, in Nature Communications, puts the annual global catch at roughly 109 million metric tons – 32 million higher […]

Worries About China, Oil Prices Trigger Global Stock Plunge

By VOA on Jan 15, 2016   Featured, World  

Worries About China, Oil Prices Trigger Global Stock Plunge

Worries about China’s slowing growth and further drops in oil prices sparked a global stock selloff on Friday. The cost of a barrel of oil slid below $30 for both the Brent and West Texas Intermediate benchmarks. In New York, the S&P 500 fell 2.7 percent in afternoon trading, while the Dow was off nearly […]

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