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EU Leaders Meet as US Spying Allegations Build

By VOA News on Oct 24, 2013   World  

EU Leaders Meet as US Spying Allegations Build

Leaders of the European Union's 28 nations will meet in Brussels on Thursday as controversy swirls over allegations the U.S. National Security Agency monitored the cell phone calls of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Russia Reduces Charges Against Greenpeace Activists to 'Hooliganism'

By Staff on Oct 23, 2013   World  

Russia Reduces Charges Against Greenpeace Activists to 'Hooliganism'

Charges have been reduced for the 30 activists arrested on piracy charges after some of the protester attempted to scale the Gazprom drilling rig in Russia's Pechora Sea in mid-September.

South African Scientists Claim Discovery of First Comet Strike

By Anita Powell | VOA News on Oct 21, 2013   World  

South African Scientists Claim Discovery of First Comet Strike

JOHANNESBURG — South African researchers say they have found conclusive evidence of earth's first-ever known comet strike, about 28 million years ago. The researchers say this exciting find in rural Egypt could unlock more secrets of the universe.

Powerful Typhoon Hits East Coast of Japan

By Staff on Oct 16, 2013   World  

Powerful Typhoon Hits East Coast of Japan

Typhoon Wipha swept up the east coast of Japan on Wednesday brushing past Tokyo and skirting the Fukushima nuclear power plant, but causing devastation on the island of Izu Oshima where the typhoon triggered landslides and flooding that killed at least 17 people on Wednesday.

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