U.S. weighs new Cambodian refugee crisis and famine risk
U.S. officials quietly prepare for a possible Cambodian famine as floods and drought threaten the rice crop. About 35,000 new refugees have reached Nong Chan in Thailand since July, with UN FAO panels to assess needs in November. Washington limits aid to Phnom Penh and tightens refugee intake as Thailand closes camps.
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Venezuela Women Draft Registration Sparks Morning Lines
In Caracas long lines of women from students to secretaries form at municipal offices for Venezuela's new mandatory draft registration. Mixed feelings, threats of fines and jail swirl as the law's two year delay ends and officials mark 18 to 50 year olds with forms and certificates amid confusion over deadlines and eligibility.
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