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April 26, 2011 |
Today from VOANews.com |
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Syria Steps Up Military Efforts to End ProtestsWitnesses reported hearing gunfire on Tuesday in the flashpoint city of Daraa |
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Fighting Rages in Western Libya; Diplomacy FaltersAs Gadhafi troops strike Berber towns, Moscow says it will not support any UN resolution that escalates conflict |
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Russian, Ukrainian Leaders Remember Chernobyl AccidentDeadly explosion at reactor 25 years ago led to worst nuclear disaster in history |
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Polling Underway in NigeriaNigerians are voting in parliamentary elections |
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Chinese Diplomat, International Statesmen Visit SeoulNuclear talks and human rights top the agenda as both parties attempt to reengage North Korea |
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Pressure to Probe Sri Lanka Atrocities Expected to ContinueUN High Commissioner for Human Rights welcomes public release of report on war crimes allegedly committed during last phase of conflict |
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India Announces Plans for New Nuclear Safety BodyMessage designed to calm public anxiety over a planned nuclear park in Jaitapur |
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US, China Set to Meet on Human RightsForeign ministry spokesman cautions Beijing is against any country using human rights as excuse to interfere in China’s internal affairs |
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Britian Preparing Security for Royal WeddingThose who oppose the British government or its monarchy may see the royal wedding as an ideal target |
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White House Condemns Latest WikiLeaks DisclosureSpokesman says it is 'unfortunate' that news organizations publish documents that were obtained illegally |
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Critics Challenge New Internet Controls in TurkeyTurkey already bans more websites than any other European country; new controls announced |
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Britain's Royal Wedding: From Cake to ClergySt. James's Palace in London publishes detailed review of all aspects of Prince William's marriage to Catherine Middleton April 29 |
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