Asiana crash payouts vary by country and courts
US citizens can seek redress in American courts, but foreign passengers face lower payouts and may be forced to sue in Asia. Experts estimate multimillion settlements for serious injuries in the United States, with much smaller sums abroad, while insurers expect about 175.5 million dollars total in Korea’s insurance regulator estimates.
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Egypt's Sissi defends ouster as protests grow
Egypt's military chief Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi says the armed forces acted with the people's will after Mohammed Morsi's ouster. Protests by Morsi supporters intensify while prosecutors freeze assets of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie and other senior members. US Deputy Secretary Burns arrives in Cairo to support a civilian transition to democracy. The upheaval follows Mubarak's 2011 ouster and draws international concern over Egypt's path to elected rule.
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