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Nicaragua Files Suit Against Costa Rica at UN World Court Over Border Violations

By Press Release on Dec 29, 2011   World  

Nicaragua Files Suit Against Costa Rica at UN World Court Over Border Violations

Nicaragua has filed suit against Costa Rica at the United Nations International Court of Justice (ICJ), citing violations to national sovereignty and major environmental damages to its territory due to the construction of a new road along the banks of the San Juan River.

Weather Deserves Medal for Clean Air During 2008 Olympics

By Press Release on Dec 28, 2011   World  

Weather Deserves Medal for Clean Air During 2008 Olympics

RICHLAND, Wash. — New research suggests that China's impressive feat of cutting Beijing's pollution up to 50 percent for the 2008 Summer Olympics had some help from Mother Nature. Rain just at the beginning and wind during the Olympics likely contributed about half of the effort needed to clean up the skies, scientists found. The […]

Secretary-General Ban Welcomes Agreement for Voluntary Relocation of Iranian Refugees

By Press Release on Dec 27, 2011   World  

Secretary-General Ban Welcomes Agreement for Voluntary Relocation of Iranian Refugees

27 December 2011 –Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed an agreement between the United Nations and the Iraqi Government that provides for the voluntary relocation of residents of a camp hosting Iranian exiles, saying the pact lays the foundation for a peaceful and durable solution to the issue.

Mattis Directs Corrective Actions Following Pakistan Border Incident

By Cheryl Pellerin-American Forces Press Service on Dec 27, 2011   World  

Mattis Directs Corrective Actions Following Pakistan Border Incident

WASHINGTON – Drawing on findings from the investigation into the deadly Nov. 25-26 incident near Afghanistan’s border with Pakistan, U.S. Central Command commander Marine Corps Gen. James N. Mattis directed the International Security Assistance Force to take a series of corrective actions.

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