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Ukraine
Global Politics
Dozens are injured as the latest rounds of protests in Kiev turn bloody
Pete Knutson and his son Dylan sell local Pacific salmon at outdoor markets around the Seattle area. The sign on their stall at a recent market in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood reads, “In response to multiple customer inquiries regarding the Fukushima i
Environment
Worried about radioactive ‘Fukushima’ fish in the US? Don’t be, scientists say
The flag of the International Atomic Energy Agency
Global Politics
A nuclear deal between Iran and the western powers begins to take effect
Sports
While the world worries about Olympic security, Russian citizens seem unconcerned
Conflict & Justice
India plans to sell a handgun designed for women
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on the air for January 20, 2014
Champ of the Camp
Arts, Culture & Media
A new documentary gives us a peek at life inside the labor camps of Dubai
A Syrian girl is rescued from a damaged building after both of her parents died in what activists said was a government air strike.
Global Politics
Iran’s role in Syria peace talks throws discussions into disarray