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A South Korean Marine stands on a K-55 self-propelled howitzer during a military exercise against possible attacks by North Korea near the border village of Panmunjom in Paju, South Korea, Wednesday, April 3, 2013.

U.S-South Korea Joint Military Exercise Draws North Korean Ire

Edit WorldNews.com 24 Feb 2016

An upcoming joint military exercise involving U.S. and South Korean forces in March simulating the collapse of North Korea leader Kim Jong-un’s regime has drawn the ire of North Korea which issued a statement through its official state media outlet warning Pyongyang will attack the U.S ... “The U.S....

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File - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, joined by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, addresses the media on February 12, 2016, at the Hilton Hotel join Munich, Germany, following a meeting of the International Syria Support Group.

The Syrian time bomb: Let’s get real

Edit Asia Times 25 Feb 2016

A peek at the front page of any newspaper will tell you the single greatest question facing the world today is Syria and the elusive task of crafting a lasting peace ... The worst-case scenario is a full-blown regional war that drags in major protagonists — perhaps leading to something far worse. Turkey’s NATO membership puts the US in an exceedingly tough position. Washington is obliged to defend its ally ... Time is running out....

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Researchers studying penguins while voyaging aboard the icebreaker Aurora Australis.

Australia looks to US, China for help after icebreaker damaged in Antarctica

Edit Sydney Morning Herald 25 Feb 2016

Australia is looking to the US and China for help after discovering damage to the national icebreaker, the Aurora Australis, which remains stuck on Antarctic rocks in gale force winds with 68 people aboard. The crew found the hull of the ship had been breached, flooding water into an area used for ballast water. The Australian Antarctic Division said there was no risk to the icebreaker's stability, or of it leaking fuel....

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File - Observations by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have taken advantage of gravitational lensing to reveal the largest sample of the faintest and earliest known galaxies in the universe. Some of these galaxies formed just 600 million years after the big bang.

Radio flash tracked to faraway galaxy

Edit BBC News 24 Feb 2016

For the first time, scientists have tracked the source of a "fast radio burst" - a fleeting explosion of radio waves which, in this case, came from a galaxy six billion light-years away. The cause of the big flash, only the seventeenth ever detected, remains a puzzle, but spotting a host galaxy is a key moment in the study of such bursts ... Their findings are published in Nature.Wake-up call ... Unlikeliness of aliens ... ....

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Computer Hackers are getting more obsessed on computer hacking as they feel happy by doing that.

Harmless Facebook Quizzes Usually Not, Hackers Harvest Your Data

Edit WorldNews.com 25 Feb 2016

We’ve all seen those seemingly harmless Facebook questionnaires asking us what type of animals are we or what kind of personality best describes us ... First off, hover over a link before you click it ... Better yet, use a link scanner....

Iraq Crisis: 5 Punjabis returned back home safely

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U.S-South Korea Joint Military Exercise Draws North Korean Ire

The Syrian time bomb: Let’s get real

Australia looks to US, China for help after icebreaker damaged in Antarctica

Radio flash tracked to faraway galaxy

Harmless Facebook Quizzes Usually Not, Hackers Harvest Your Data

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PM conveys his good wishes to the fellow Indians on the various festivals being celebrated across India (Prime Minister’s Office of India)