North Korea Warns U S of Strikes Over Nuclear Site Probe
North Korea's general staff accused the United States of seeking a pretext for a second war and warned it would target Japan or any ally aiding U S forces. The statement, circulated by KCNA, followed resumed talks on the underground site suspected of producing nuclear weapons and comes amid broader exchange over inspections and security guarantees.
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Britain funds compensation for Nazi persecution victims
Britain will set up a 40 million dollar memorial fund to aid victims whose assets were seized by Britain during World War II under the Trading with the Enemy Act. Trade secretary Peter Mandelson was to announce the plan in Parliament, with spokesman withholding further comment.
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Cambodia wins UN seat as envoy arrives after delay
United Nations General Assembly grants Cambodia the seat after a 15 month vacancy but no representative sits in the chair initially. Hor Namhong arrives 45 minutes later to celebrate the restoration and hopes to join ASEAN in its Hanoi summit. The vacancy followed Hun Sen’s July coup that ousted Prince Norodom Ranariddh.
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Plane crash near St Lawrence claims ten aboard
A twin engine Britten-Norman Islander operated by Air Satellite crashed Monday in shallow waters near the mouth of the St Lawrence River at Cap-Commeau Quebec. Three people were rescued and five bodies recovered by military divers. Two remain missing with possible drift downstream.
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U S urges Australia to accept nuclear waste dump
The United States pushes Australia to host a plan by Seattle based Pangea to build a global nuclear waste dump. Environmental groups exposed a promotional video, with U S envoy Robert Gallucci saying the project would profit Australia and serve the world.
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