North Korean Woman Traverses Minefield to Reach South
A barefoot hungry North Korean woman crossed a minefield and arrived safely in South Korea. U S forces spokesman Jim Coles calls her lucky as guards monitor the 151 mile border with 3,000 North Korean guard posts and armed patrols in parts of the buffer zone.
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U S May Recertify Mexico Amid Drug War Debates
Amid drug scandal and arrestee links to a top cartel, the United States faces whether to recertify Mexico as a partner in the drug war. Clinton's decision and a potential national security waiver could end aid and harm cooperation. Mexican officials urge caution to avoid derailing efforts against cartels.
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Jews push Har Homa project as Palestinians face housing loss
In east Jerusalem the 6500 unit Har Homa neighborhood advances despite Palestinian anger over land seizures and permit rejections. Palestinians like Umm Tuba residents report restricted building and illegal expansions to house families, while Jews gain a demographic edge in the area.
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