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North and South Korea patrol boats tangled on the high seas Monday in a simmering dispute on who’s water is whose two days before U.S. President Barack Obama heads a diplomatic mission for talks throughout Southeast Asia. A northern vessel...

The morning of November 3, 2009 spells one of the most tragic and bloody conflict in Maguindanao, Mindanao, Philippines. Basing on the reports, 13 women, 8 men and counting 34 journalists were ambushed and murdered while on their way to...

It seems like the conquest for nuclear weapons is at an all time high for countries around the globe. Just as it seems like the United States and rest of the civilized world makes a giant step of progress with...

There is never a dull moment in the life of any nation's president; however American President Barack Obama seems to be living his on a slippery slope. After a hectic last several months that included hostile nuclear weapons talks about...

The national election in May 2010 has not even started but on Monday, Nov 23, a terrible massacre of supporters of a local aspirant was ambushed and killed. The Philippine Star reported that supporters of the candidate, Ismael Mangundadatu were...

The chief eyewitness to the genocide says his orders came directly from the son of the Governor himself Maguindanao – Known only as “Boy,” the man who was part of the 100 armed death squad sent to liquidate the entire...

Nine people convicted of murder and arson during July riots in China’s Xinjiang province were executed today. Chinese news services did not identify the executed, but previous statements suggest that they are Uighurs. The riots in Urumqi, the capital of...

Dumai Express 10 Ships sink in Karimun Sea, Indonesia, 46 peoples dead. About 46 passenger of Indonesian Dumai Express 10 ships dead when when the Dumai Express 10 accommodated over 278 passengers sink into a Karimun sea, Indonesia was hit...

Another 11 bodies have been found in the mass grave where dozens were killed in election related slaughter in the Philippines. The death toll now stands at 57, including 24 women, Reuters reports. The government has imposed emergency rule on...

A town in the Australian outback is “under siege by 6,000 marauding, wild camels,” says a local official: Record-breaking drought drove the thirsty creatures to trample fences, smash water tanks, and terrorize locals, the AP reports. To stop the rampage,...