Australia to decide on altering search for missing flight 370
Australia will weigh changes to the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in a matter of days. Ambassador Kim Beazley said Australia will regroup if no signs are found in the Indian Ocean section being scanned and may adjust air and sea efforts, bring in private contractors, and review calculations of signals from the plane.
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Ill fated ferry captain praised safety in 2010 video
The JINDO disaster prompts scrutiny as captain Lee Joon-seok and crew face arrest. Survivors say passengers were ordered to stay in cabins while the vessel sank and many escaped by jumping from the deck. Sixty four dead and 238 missing reported.
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Obama to Start Asia Pivot Tour Amid regional Unease
President Obama will depart for a four nation Asia trip to reinforce U.S. commitment to the region as concerns grow over budget constraints and distractions from Middle East turmoil. Critics warn Asian nations doubt Washington’s staying power amid China’s assertiveness and Russia’s Ukraine actions.
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Pope Francis calls for end to wars and wastefulness in Easter address
Pope Francis, before a crowd of at least 150000 in St. Peter's Square, urged an end to conflicts in Syria Ukraine and Africa and condemned global wastefulness. He prayed for the hungry and for vulnerable groups amid his second Easter as pope.
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Airstrikes in Yemen Hit Al Qaida Militants, Civilians Reported
Reuters reports that airstrikes in southern Yemen killed about 30 suspected al Qaida members on Sunday, with Saturday strikes killing 10 militants and three civilians. The defense ministry cited targets in remote southern mountains and warned against attacks on civilian and military installations. Local sources also cited a strike on a car in Shabwa province killing five militants. Unmanned drone activity was seen prior to the attacks, though U S officials offered no comment.
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Venezuelan Easter protests clash with police in Caracas
Masked youths confront police in Caracas as protesters burn effigies of Nicolas Maduro and demand a resurrection of democracy. Hundreds block streets in Chacao with barricades and Molotovs while police use tear gas. At least 41 people have died in the anti Maduro unrest since February.
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