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02.04.2007, 16:15
At least a dozen people have died and many more are reported missing in the Solomon Islands in the Pacific, after a powerful undersea earthquake triggered a tsunami. Entire villages were flooded and dozens of houses destroyed.
18.07.2006, 07:19
Latest reports say a tsunami killed at least 262 people in Indonesia. It crashed into beach resorts and fishing villages on Indonesia's Java island on Monday.
04.02.2010, 15:13
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Kazakhstan has ratified an agreement on Thursday on the Collective Rapid Response Forces of the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
31.08.2010, 10:07
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In eastern India, crop failure due to a severe two-year drought is pushing one village to take extreme measures. The inhabitants are threatening to commit mass suicide.
02.02.2009, 17:26
Volcano Ebeko eruption has began on Thursday January 29. Showers of volcanic dust now threaten the city of Severo-Kurilsk in the southern Sakhalin Region.
01.10.2009, 15:02
Scientists believe there is a link between climate change and the recent typhoons and earthquakes.
22.09.2010, 01:33
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The UN has said that the disaster is worse than the 2004 South Asian tsunami, the 2005 Kashmir earthquake and the 2010 Haiti earthquake combined. So, why isn't the US media covering it?
29.08.2010, 04:35
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International aid is flowing into Pakistan where massive floods have claimed 1,600 lives and affected more than 17 million people. The UN's deputy envoy to Pakistan told RT much needs to be done to help the country out.
31.10.2010, 08:21
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Russia and Vietnam have cemented their relations by signing a deal to construct Vietnam’s first ever nuclear power station.
29.10.2010, 15:51
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Claims that one of Vladimir Putin’s daughters is engaged to the son of a South Korean retired top brass are false, the prime minister’s spokesman has said.
Published: 01 February, 2010, 08:48
Edited: 04 February, 2010, 11:22
More than five years after the notorious Asian tsunami, with thousands of people displaced in India alone, signs of the destruction may have washed away, but so have some of the government's promises of help.
1.8 million people were rendered homeless. A real tragedy. But you forget to mention the work being done by the government, NGOs and even the business community. Only a week prior to your story the Chief Minister of the state, Shivraj Singh, gave out 340 houses for the victims and spoke to the press. Was that not worth a mention, or would it take the sting out of the story?