South Korea Pursues Peaceful Policy After Sea Clash
South Korea vows to maintain its engagement policy with North Korea despite a high seas shootout that sank one patrol boat, injured five others, and is believed to have killed 30 North Korean sailors. Both sides blamed each other as talks in Beijing loom and U S forces increased patrols.
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U S expresses concern after tense Korean standoff
Washington reports and U S forces increased patrols after North Korean and South Korean ships exchanged fire in the Yellow Sea. South Korea sank a torpedo boat, with about 30 North Korean sailors believed dead. U S officials say the North fired first, and call for restraint while monitoring possible additional ships and resources.
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Coca-Cola products pulled from shelves in Belgium
Belgium bans Coke and brands including Fanta Sprite Aquarius Bonaqua and Minute Maid after nearly 50 hospitalizations from nausea across the country. Health officials investigate packaging and odor reports as Coca-Cola recalls extend beyond Belgium.
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