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U.S. Soldier's Rampage May Fuel Calls for Obama to Speed Afghan Withdrawal - Bloomberg


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U.S. Soldier's Rampage May Fuel Calls for Obama to Speed Afghan Withdrawal
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The fatal shootings of 16 Afghan civilians, allegedly by an American soldier, add to a series of incendiary incidents that threaten to drain remaining US and European support for the decade-long mission. In Afghanistan, the deadly attack also may ...
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US warns of reprisals after Afghan massacre in Kandahar - BBC News


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US warns of reprisals after Afghan massacre in Kandahar
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US troops in Afghanistan have been placed on alert following the killings of 16 Afghan civilians by a US soldier. US officials warned of reprisals after the solder went on a rampage in villages near a base in Kandahar. Nine children were among those ...
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Japan one year after its earthquake and tsunami - ABC Online


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Japan one year after its earthquake and tsunami
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Michael Hanlon has analysed media coverage of the earthquake and tsunami which hit Japan in 2011. He says the media quickly switched its attention from an earthquake which killed tens of thousands of people to the nuclear incident at Fukushima.
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