Google chief to visit North Korea likely to bring silence
Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt plans a private humanitarian visit to North Korea with Bill Richardson and Kun Namkung. The trip may emphasize IT cooperation, not wide Internet access, amid Pyongyang's push to modernize its economy under Kim Jong Un.
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Five charged in New Delhi gang rape case
Five men including the bus driver and his brother were charged with murder rape and other crimes in the New Delhi bus assault on a 23 year old student who died from injuries. The case could carry the death penalty and sparked nationwide protests and calls for tougher laws. A juvenile suspect faces reform school punishment.
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Afghan Genizah Unearthed by Israel Library in Jerusalem
Israel's National Library unveiled a cache of Afghan manuscripts in Hebrew characters rescued from caves in a Taliban area. The Afghan Genizah includes biblical commentaries letters and records showing Jewish life on the Silk Road in the 11th century.
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