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The Year's Most Striking News Pictures Revealed at World Press Photo 2012 Exhibition [PHOTOS]
The World Press Photo 2012 exhibition showcases prize-winning images from the 55th annual World Press Photo contest.
Powerful Earthquake in Guatemala Kills Dozens [PHOTOS]
Earthquake measuring 7.4 magnitude strikes Guatemala causing widespread damage.
Japan Diverts Part of Rebuilding Funds to Unrelated Projects
Japan diverts a quarter of the budget meant for reconstruction of the Tsunami affected regions to unrelated projects, finds a government audit.
Unexploded World War II Bomb Find Shuts Japan's Sendai Airport
An unexploded bomb from the World War II era has been found at a construction site near the runway of Sendai airport in northern Japan.
Tsunami Strikes Hawaii Forcing 100,000 to Higher Ground
Forecasters do not rule out the possibility of high waves.
Tsunami Warning in Effect for British Columbia After 7.7 Earthquake
The USGS records two aftershocks of 5.8 and 4.8 after the powerful earthquake of 7.7 which hit the coasts of western Canada.
Jimmy Savile Sex Scandal: Police Set to Swoop on TV Stars?
Ten TV personalities believed to be in sights of detectives in 'landmark investigation'.
Gerard Butler's Near-Death Experience During Shoot of Chasing Mavericks
Butler hit by giant wave even before he could surface from the first while filming.
Japan's Exports Drop 10.3 Percent in September China Islands Dispute Takes Toll
Exports to China, Japan's biggest market, fall 14.1 percent as bitter dispute over Senkaku islands rumbles on.
China Snubs IMF Meeting in Tokyo Over Diaoyu-Senkaku Island Row
International Monetary Fund confirms absence of governor of People's Bank of China at annual meeting in Tokyo.
Invasive Species from Japan Tsunami Threaten US Shores
As more debris from 2011 Japanese tsunami washes up on US west coast, scientists highlight dangers of invasive species.
US Car Sales Touch Four Year High on Low Interest Rates and Cheap Financing
Sales of new cars in US rose to a four year high in September.
Greek Island Santorini Sitting on Huge Inflating Volcanic Magma Ball
Giant 'balloon of magma' doubled in size in just 15 months and is now 15 times as big as London's Olympic stadium.
Japan Fails to Execute Spending Plan Due to Political Logjam
If issue is not resolved, finance minister says the country could run out of money by November.
Tsunami Warning in Pacific After 7.6 Magnitude Strikes Off Costa Rica
Mexico, Ecuador and Peru on tsunami watch, but no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
Pacific Earthquake: One Person Dead in Philippines, but Tsunami Warning Lifted
Small tsunami reported in Philippines, but threat to neighbouring countries not as great as first feared.
Tsunami Warning follows Huge Earthquake off Coast of Philippines
Indonesia and Philippines on high alert as 7.6 magnitude quake strikes off Philippines coast.
Indonesia's Sulawesi Hit by 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake
The quake injures three people including a child and damages nearly 48 houses.
Tokyo Mourns Death of Giant Panda Cub a Week after Birth [VIDEO]
Ueno Zoo says unnamed male giant panda cub dead from pneumonia six days after being born.
Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: Panel Picks Holes in Communication
Since the disaster, many countries have turned back on nuclear energy but countries like the UK and the US still vouch for it.
Russia Flood Fury: Trail of Death and Devastation [VIDEO]
Two months of rain in one night wreak havoc in southern Krasnodar and kill at least 150 in worst flooding in decades.
Panda-monium: Tokyo Zoo Celebrates First Panda Birth in 24 Years and Mexico Announces Plans to Save Species [VIDEO]
Shin Shin the panda surprises zoologists by giving birth to cub at Ueno Zoo in Japan.
Fukushima Tsunami Nuclear Disaster Man-Made, Investigation Finds
Although triggered by tsunami, the Fukushima disaster 'could and should have been foreseen and prevented', according to independent parliamentary investigation.
Doggerland: Tsunami Created Lost Underwater World off British Coast
Prehistoric world that formed heartland of Europe submerged by devastating tsunami, say University of St Andrews researchers
Protests Erupt as Japan's First Nuclear Reactor Restarts
Japanese PM Yoshihiko Noda orders restart of reactors 3 and 4 at Ohi nuclear power plant.
Japan's Move to Restart Two Nuclear Reactors Draws Criticism
Japan is ignoring lessons from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, triggered by last year's earthquake and a massive tsunami, say two seismologists.
Mass Effect 3 Ending Offers Enough Diverse Scenarios, Rules ASA
Mass Effect 3 ending has enough different outcomes rules the UK Advertising Standards Authority.
Europe, US Sign Major Environmental Monitoring Agreement
Leaders from the European Commission's Joint Research Centre and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration sign landmark deal that will further strengthen cooperative science activities in the areas of climate, weather, oceans and coasts.
Japanese Tsunami Floating Dock Washes Ashore on Oregon Beach 5,000 Miles away
Floating dock from Japan's devastating 2011 tsunami poses threat to ecosystem
Fukushima Nuclear Radiation Detected in Bluefin Tuna off California Coast
Nuclear radiation from the leaks at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant has been detected in bluefin tuna caught near San Diego, off the California coast.