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Japan Raises Severity of Fukushima Accident to Highest Level 
Nuclear disaster -- now rated a seven -- matches that of Chernobyl in 1986
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- Pakistan Wants US to Halt Drone Strikes
- Detained Gbagbo Calls for End to Ivory Coast Fighting
- Clinton Says Arrest of Gbagbo A 'Signal' to Dictators, Tyrants
- Libyan Rebels Reject AU Peace Plan
- Eleven Dead, Scores Injured in Belarus Subway Blast
- Yemen Opposition Rejects Gulf Proposal on Power Transfer
- Syrian Students Rally for Anti-Government Protesters
- First of Japan Disaster Survivors Get Temporary Houses
Japan raises nuclear crisis level
Japan raises the severity rating of its nuclear crisis to the highest level, but says radiation leakage is a 10th of that from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. - As bad as Chernobyl?
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- Q&A: Health effects of radiation
- Timeline: Nuclear plant accidents
- Life inside the evacuation zone
- Tepco may face $23.6bn claims
Nato urged to boost Libya effort
Nato must intensify its air campaign in order to destroy heavy weaponry used by Muammar Gaddafi's forces in Libya, the French and UK foreign ministers say. 
Space travel 'Russia's priority'
Space exploration remains a priority for Russia, President Dmitry Medvedev has said, on the 50th anniversary of the first human space flight by Yuri Gagarin. Experts Keep Spotlight on Burma's Nuclear Aspirations
Thais Plan to Send Burmese Refugees Home
Human Rights Abuses Reported in Shan State Clashes
Restrictions Dampen Thingyan Celebrations
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- Than Shwe Continues to Control Burma's Military
- Thai Police Oppression for Burmese Untouchables
- Exploited, in More Ways Than One
- Inside the KIA—Ramping-Up and Staying Alert
- Burma's Democratic Parties Welcome US Special Envoy
- Unmasking Burma's 'Democracy'
- Than Shwe Acquires State Properties
- Suu Kyi Named 'Voice of the Decade'
- Burmese Authorities Crack Down on VoIP Calls
(Interview) Mizzima interviews former treasurer Zaw Tun of the Federation of Trade Unions of Burma (FTUB), ... Dunkley shows up for court hearing; prosecution fails to appear
The prosecutor in the case against the Australian cofounder of the Myanmar Times newspaper failed to ... Thailand-Burma discuss plan to return refugees to Burma
A sideline talk between the foreign ministers of Thailand and Burma has led Thailand to discuss plans to ... EU set to lift Burmese regime travel restrictions on civilians in gov't
The European Union on Tuesday will lift a European-wide travel ban on some members of the Burmese ... Karen Political Party calls for peace in Karen State
The Kayin People’s Party (KPP) says it wants to end all armed conflict with the Burmese army and Karen ... A Water Festival without the jokes of Thangyat?
The new Burmese government has issued an order banning traditional Thangyat that could ... I.T & Technology seminar 2011
The seminar started with the keeping silent action for a few seconds refer to the victims by earthquakes,Tsunami and natural disasters happened all over the world.
There are over 40 participants and discussed about “how important media role”by Soe Nay Lynn …Read the Rest
New Assault on Human Trafficking
A fresh regional assessment still sees lack of progress in tackling the growing problem.Conversation with Aung San Suu Kyi
Every Friday, opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi addresses ordinary people's concerns in a broadcast program in Burmese.
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