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NATO begins air strikes against Gaddafi’s forces near Brega
17:13 | 
0 | Tanjug
NATO warplanes began airstrikes against Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi's forces near the strategically important oil port of Brega, eastern Libya, AFP reported, pointing out that rebels retreated east of the town due to an intensive artillery barrage.
UN plane crashes in Congo
17:23 | 0 | Tanjug
According to the latest information, 32 people were killed and one survived when a UN plane crashed in Congo, UN officials said.
Radiation in ocean close to Fukushima several million times higher
17:26 | 0 | Tanjug
Radiation in the sea water by the damaged nuclear plant Fukushima has been several million higher than allowed for a few days now, but according to Japanese government, does not represent immediate danger.
Nazarbayev reelected Kazakhstani president
07:39 | 0 | Tanjug
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev won another 5-year mandate in the presidential election, by obtaining 95.5 percent of the vote, partial results published by the Central Election Commission said Monday.
Japanese engineers struggle to stop radioactive water leakage from Fukushima
07:38 | 0 | Tanjug
Japanese government requested from the company TEPCO, which controls nuclear plant Fukushima, to stop the leakage of radioactive substances into the ocean as soon as possible, and teams at the complex are using contrast in an attempt to determine the source of radioactive water
Japan asks Russia for help disposing radioactive water
07:30 | 0 | Ria Novosti
Japan has asked Russia to send a liquid radioactive waste disposal facility for its troubled Fukushima plant, Russia's state-controlled nuclear corporation, Rosatom, said on Monday.
European support to Japan's humanitarian needs boosted by €10 million
07:29 | 0 | Emg.rs
The European Commission has just adopted a new humanitarian funding decision of €10 million, to help the Japanese population cope with the massive consequences of the twin disaster.