Earthquakes upend predicting maps and theories across globe
Washington Post outlines how the 2011 Japan quake and other large events exposed limits in seismic hazard maps and our understanding of subduction zones. Scientists warn that giant quakes can strike any zone, challenging decades of predictive models and prompting calls for better maps and codes.
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Gaza clashes intensify as 15 militants die in airstrikes
Gaza City hosts renewed bombardment with air strikes and rocket fire killing 15 Palestinian militants. Palestinians launch over 100 rockets striking southern Israel while the Israeli military carries out more than a dozen airstrikes and targeted killings.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen Advancing Threats noted by UN envoy
The UN envoy warned the Security Council that al Qaeda in Yemen has expanded control over southern towns and launched brazen attacks despite counterterrorism efforts. Jamal Benomar said the group poses a renewed security threat to Yemen's political transition.
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