North Korea Reaffirms Nuclear Threat Over Reactor Deal
North Korea said on Saturday it may restart its nuclear facilities after accusing the United States of failing to honor a 1994 agreement. The KCNA cited delays in constructing two light water reactors and fuel deliveries, noting the project’s slow progress could push Pyongyang to reconsider its own nuclear power program.
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Mine Collapse Traps 10 In Austrian Talc Mine
A mudslide in Lassing Austria traps ten miners after a cable snapped in an underground elevator. Rescuers, trapped by sliding debris, plunged into the mine depths as a crater 150 feet deep and 450 feet wide opened nearby. One miner was trapped earlier, and several houses collapsed into the pit.
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Jerusalem Sabbath clash over new restaurant sparks protests
Hundreds of ultra Orthodox Jews clashed with police in downtown Jerusalem on a Sabbath protest against a new restaurant opening for business on the day of rest. Demonstrators shouted Shabbes, overturned trash cans, and attacked officers, injuring one. Some called police Nazis as tensions rose along secular and Orthodox neighborhoods.
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Flood toll climbs in Bangladesh as monsoon waters rise
Officials report 72 dead after more than a week of flooding across Bangladesh. More than 3 million people are displaced or affected as the Ganges Brahmaputra Meghna rivers breach banks and homes and crops are ruined. Many seek higher ground on embankments while snakes and rising waters threaten communities.
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World backs permanent war crimes court despite U S opposition
At a U N signing with Kofi Annan presiding, over 100 nations approved a treaty creating the first permanent war crimes tribunal. The United States opposed the pact and failed to secure a loophole shielding Americans, while allies like Canada and Britain defended it.
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