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Radiation levels in seawater off the Fukushima coast much higher than previously reported President Obama’s new energy policy Syria’s President tells parliament a plot against the country will be defeated Critics say EU-India trade...

Japan’s government faces criticism over nuclear crisis US Supreme Court considers massive Walmart class action case US doesn’t rule out arming Libya opposition Grandmothers, priests and a nun sent to prison for non-violent anti-nuclear...

Japanese officials confirm highly radioactive water has leaked from reactor buildings Rising US and international concerns over military action in Libya Civil rights lawyers investigate torture under Tunisia’s former regime ‘US Uncut’ protest movement...

Protests and bloodshed In Syria Yemen: Tens of thousands call for president’s ouster Japan: Officials fear meltdown Chernobyl expert visits Washington Massive anti-austerity protests planned for UK Violence in Gaza escalates Correction Download Audio...

Bombing continues in Libya; NATO moves closer to taking over Syrian Government announces concessions as protests grow Argentina probes role of US financial institutions in dirty war Portugal PM resigns after failed austerity push...

Enforcement of Libya no fly zone pushes Gaddafi’s forces back but impacts on civilians In Japan and US growing concerns about nuclear contamination of food and water Amnesty International calls for repeal of Kashmir...

The US continues bombing Libya, as criticism of the operation grows Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh warns of civil war World Water Day and the challenge of supplying clean water to cities Environmentalists raise...

US lawmakers criticize Obama administration’s actions in Libya Libya expert says no fly zone necessary but warns of imperialist objectives US experts say Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant is stabilizing as review of US facilities...

UN Security Council approves no fly zone over Libya opening possibility of international military action against Gaddafi Thousands of fleeing foreign workers stuck on Libya’s borders Haiti’s former President Aristide returns on the eve...

Growing numbers of foreign nationals leave Japan as technicians continue efforts to cool reactors As assessment of the impact of nuclear radiation on civilians Japan’s disaster raises concerns about US nuclear facilities and evacuation...