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A 7.5 earthquake has occurred off the coast of Papua New Guinea - Tsunami expected locally     •     Six schools in Birmingham, U.K. implicated in "Trojan Horse" plot by extremists to "Islamise" secular state education .     •     Schools in Birmingham discrimate against non-Muslim students and restrict GCSE teaching to fit in with Islamic beliefs, according to official report     •     Japan expands army footprint for first time in 40 years, risks angering China.     •     President Barack Obama has signed into law a measure that would bar entry to any UN ambassador whom the US says has engaged in "terrorist activity".     •     Most in east Ukraine region against joining Russia. A majority of inhabitants in Ukraine's pro-Russian protest hub Donetsk do not want to join Russia but consider the government in Kiev to be illegitimate, according to a poll published Saturday.     •     In 60 Days, South Sudan will Starve: There is a looming crisis in South Sudan that, if not dealt with, could rival some of the worst famines in recent history.     •     ‘New York Times’ Admits It Agreed to ‘Gag Orders’ in Israel     •     US Drone Obliterates Civilians in Yemen: At least fifteen people, including those not specifically targeted, are killed or wounded in bombing     •     Turkey may leave World Wide Web says Communication Minister     •     Student discovers Amsterdam municipality forced Jews to pay back-taxes and fines on property seized by Nazis.     •     Turkey: Prime minister tries to ban Twitter Again     •     Poland wants 10,000 American troops deployed to defend against Russia     •     Putin’s popularity at its peak, society rallies around patriotism     •     Meteor-like Object Explodes Over Russia     •     Nearly 1/5 of China's farmland is now too polluted to farm; 82.8 percent of contaminated lands are polluted by pollutants like Arsenic, Cadmium, and Nickel. "Although air pollution is highly visible and present, these pollutants eventually end up in the soil and pollute it as well."     •     Some 3,000 Crimeans refuse to become Russian citizens: About 3,000 residents of Crimea, including Sevastopol, have refused to receive Russian passports, Russian Federal Migration Service chief Konstantin Romodanovsky said.     •     Advanced US weapons flow to syrian rebels     •     US ready to target Russian president’s hidden $40bn stash     •     Iran says reactor dispute 'virtually solved' - Middle East     •     Spanish Court Refuses to Close Guantánamo Torture Investigation     •     Engineers are about to blast away the top of a Chilean mountain to create a site for the European Extremely Large Telescope. It will allow us, for the first time, to directly observe planets outside the solar system     •     Putin welcomes new NATO head, says better ties with West possible     •     Adults in developing nations more optimistic than those in rich countries     •     U.S. Plans Military Drills in Eastern Europe     •     
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