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French President to Sue Website for Defamation

By VOA News on Apr 30, 2012   World  

French President to Sue Website for Defamation

French President Nicolas Sarkozy says he will bring charges against a news website for claiming that late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi had offered to give him $50 million to help finance his first presidential bid.

Plan to Move Marines Off Okinawa Faces Challenges

By Steve Herman | VOA News on Apr 27, 2012   World  

Plan to Move Marines Off Okinawa Faces Challenges

Friday's announcement by the United States and Japan that 9,000 U.S. Marines will be transferred from a base on the Japanese island of Okinawa is being hailed as a major diplomatic accomplishment. But there are also concerns the actual transfer will be fraught with numerous complications.

Analysts Say North Korea Faked New Missiles

By VOA News on Apr 27, 2012   World  

Analysts Say North Korea Faked New Missiles

Two German analysts say ballistic missiles unveiled in a North Korean military parade earlier this month were clumsy fakes.

Former Liberian Leader Convicted of War Crimes

By VOA News on Apr 26, 2012   World  

Former Liberian Leader Convicted of War Crimes

An international court in the Hague has convicted former warlord and Liberian president Charles Taylor of aiding and abetting horrific war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during Sierra Leone's civil war. Taylor had pleaded not guilty to the charges and has the right to appeal.

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