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51 Children Injured In Chemical Attack At China Kindergarten
More than 50 people, mostly children, were injured by a man who broke into a kindergarten in southwest China and sprayed them with corrosive liquid, local authorities said Tuesday.
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Russia Fails In UN Bid To Condemn US-Led Strikes On Syria
A Russian bid for the United Nations Security Council to condemn US, British and French air strikes on Syria over a suspected chemical weapons attack failed on Saturday after only China and Bolivia joined Russia to vote in favor of a draft resolution.
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Syria crisis: US, Russia see arms deal aiding peace talks
Russia and the United States agreed a new push to negotiate an end to Syria's civil war as they discussed a plan to destroy President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons in order to avert US air strikes.
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Two million Syrians have fled, says United Nations; Barack Obama pushes for strike
More than two million Syrians have fled their country, the UN refugee agency said today, as US officials pressed a bid to secure congressional support for military strikes on Damascus.
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Syria crisis: China argues against US military action
China is urging the US not to take unilateral action against Syria in response to last month's chemical weapons attack against civilians.
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Russia warns against military intervention in Syria
Russia warned Western powers today against any military intervention in Syria, saying the use of force without a UN mandate would violate international law.
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UN holds emergency meeting on alleged Syria chemical attack
The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday called for "a thorough, impartial and prompt investigation" of the latest allegation of chemical weapons use in Syria.
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Will China outsmart the US?
Three months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, Angus Echols, a member of DuPont's executive committee, began shaping the chemical giant's plans for the coming decade. The U.S. would soon be at war, he explained in a series of memos and high-level discussions, and the company needed to aid the effort.
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51 Children Injured In Chemical Attack At China Kindergarten
More than 50 people, mostly children, were injured by a man who broke into a kindergarten in southwest China and sprayed them with corrosive liquid, local authorities said Tuesday.
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Russia Fails In UN Bid To Condemn US-Led Strikes On Syria
A Russian bid for the United Nations Security Council to condemn US, British and French air strikes on Syria over a suspected chemical weapons attack failed on Saturday after only China and Bolivia joined Russia to vote in favor of a draft resolution.
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Syria crisis: US, Russia see arms deal aiding peace talks
Russia and the United States agreed a new push to negotiate an end to Syria's civil war as they discussed a plan to destroy President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons in order to avert US air strikes.
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Two million Syrians have fled, says United Nations; Barack Obama pushes for strike
More than two million Syrians have fled their country, the UN refugee agency said today, as US officials pressed a bid to secure congressional support for military strikes on Damascus.
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Syria crisis: China argues against US military action
China is urging the US not to take unilateral action against Syria in response to last month's chemical weapons attack against civilians.
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Russia warns against military intervention in Syria
Russia warned Western powers today against any military intervention in Syria, saying the use of force without a UN mandate would violate international law.
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UN holds emergency meeting on alleged Syria chemical attack
The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday called for "a thorough, impartial and prompt investigation" of the latest allegation of chemical weapons use in Syria.
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Will China outsmart the US?
Three months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, Angus Echols, a member of DuPont's executive committee, began shaping the chemical giant's plans for the coming decade. The U.S. would soon be at war, he explained in a series of memos and high-level discussions, and the company needed to aid the effort.
