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Europe's Deadly Cold Snap Should Ease from Last Week

By United Nations on Feb 7, 2012   World  

Europe's Deadly Cold Snap Should Ease from Last Week

The current cold spell that has paralyzed much of Europe and reportedly killed almost 300 people over the past week should start to ease slowly from next week, a senior official at the United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said today.

U.S., Japanese Officials Discuss Military Realignment

By American Forces Press Service on Feb 7, 2012   World  

U.S., Japanese Officials Discuss Military Realignment

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 2012 – U.S. and Japanese representatives met at the State Department yesterday to discuss changes under consideration to agreements on realignment of U.S. forces in the Pacific.

Syrian Actions ‘Utterly Deplorable,’ Pentagon Spokesman Says

By Cheryl Pellerin-American Forces Press Service on Feb 6, 2012   World  

Syrian Actions ‘Utterly Deplorable,’ Pentagon Spokesman Says

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 2012 – Armed attacks by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime that have killed and wounded thousands of citizens since last January are “utterly deplorable,” Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said here today.

Civilian Casualty Numbers in Afghanistan Rise Again, UN Reports

By United Nations on Feb 6, 2012   World  

Civilian Casualty Numbers in Afghanistan Rise Again, UN Reports

The number of civilian casualties resulting from the conflict in Afghanistan has risen for a fifth consecutive year, the United Nations reported today, blaming a change in tactics by the Taliban and other anti-Government forces for the higher death toll.

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