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North Korea's official news agency said officials had sent a message to Seoul as saying that the hotline communication is not needed anymore, because whenever a war between the two countries may be broken.

South Korea's Defense Ministry informed that South Korea still check the status of the phone hotline which is located in the joint Kaesong industrial park, not far in the northern demilitarized zone as reported by VOA.

North Korea has recently decided the Red Cross hotline at the truce village of Panmunjom. The action was taken almost every day while Pyongyang issued threats of war against the South.

Angry at the North American annual military exercise South Korea and UN sanctions agreed in response to the latest North Korean nuclear test.

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Israeli forces kidnapped six Palestinians, including five members of Hamas

Israeli forces kidnapped six Palestinians, including five Hamas members in the occupied West Bank. Six Palestinians were kidnapped from their homes in the city of al-Khalil (Hebron), the West Bank, on Wednesday (27/3) morning.

Hamas parliament member Mohammed Jamal al-Natsheh of the victims reportedly included the kidnapping. Hamas has 74 members in the Palestinian Legislative Council has 132 seats.

Rights groups have condemned the kidnapping of Palestinian human and stated that the move was intended to disrupt the ongoing reconciliation efforts between the Palestinian factions as reported by news agency Irna.

The Israeli military regularly raided the homes of Palestinians in the West Bank and arrested the activists and civilians in which most of them were arrested without charge. Many of the Palestinian prisoners are in administrative detention status.

Administrative detention is imprisonment without trial or charges possible for Israeli troops to make arrests without charge for six months. However, the restraining order may be extended for an indefinite period of time.

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Dengue alert australian tourist in bali

A study of Australian tourists, the average of those affected by dengue fever after returning traveled to the island of Bali, Indonesia.

Reported by AAP page on Sunday (21/3), the study showed that the increase in travel to the island of Indonesia has resulted in an increased number of serious diseases, such as dengue fever and salmonella gastroenteritis.

Research Western Australia Department of Health said that the tourists who want to go travel abroad should have the information about the epidemic of disease in the country they will visit and the preventive measures.

Their study found the number of flights from Australia to Indonesia travelers increased more than five-fold from 2006 to 2012. Of all tourists to Indonesia in 2011, 90 percent visited Bali.

In 2012, a total of 2605 reported infectious diseases acquired abroad by the Health Department of Western Australia. Of these, 41 percent are found in Indonesia, especially in Bali.

From 2006 to 2012, the number of cases originating in Indonesia increased six-fold, 178-1078. Dengue fever is a disease most commonly found in Indonesia in 2012, with 415 cases. This is 80 percent of all cases of dengue fever the money is in Australia.

Other diseases found in Indonesia in 2012, including 263 cases of gastroenteritis with salmonella, campylobacter gastroenteritis with 157 cases, with 95 cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea with 37 cases.

Less common diseases, including hepatitis A, HIV, disease Legionnaires', malaria, typhus and typhoid fever. The researchers will present their findings at the annual meeting of the Australasian Society for Infectious Diseases in Canberra

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Pyongyang Threatens to Attack U.S. Bases

Pyongyang - North Korea (North Korea) continues to spread threats. After threatening to launch a nuclear attack within the United States (U.S.), the government of Kim Jong-un, Thursday (21/3) return brags. This time, Pyongyang is ready to attack a U.S. military base in Okinawa, Japan, and Guam.The attack would be launched if the U.S. military exercises with South Korea's current-provoking North Korea. Especially, related to the deployment of B-52 bombers by Washington.
Threats voiced a spokeswoman North's military supreme command comes amid allegations that the attack on a computer network (cyber attack) number of television stations and South Korean banks.
The day before, Kim oversees simulated nuclear attack bomber B-52 in the airspace of the South. Pyongyang bothered about the deployment of B-52 and nuclear submarines in the US-South Korean military exercises.
'' The U.S. should not forget that military bases in Guam Andersen, the location of the B-52 flown usual, and naval bases in mainland Japan and Okinawa, where they launched a nuclear submarine, was within the range of our, '& rsquo ; said an unnamed spokesman was quoted as saying that North Korean news agency KCNA.
North Korea's military staged drills airstrikes yesterday (21/3) after accusing the U.S. preparing military incursions into the country by using B-52 bombers. North Korea successfully tested a medium-range missiles capable of reaching Japanese territory. However, the state has not proven long-range missile can reach targets in the United States or Guam, which is more than 3,200 kilometers.
However, the U.S. had anticipated the threat North Korea. Minister of Defence (Defence) AS Chuck Hagel announced last week that it has decided to add 14 missile interceptors (interceptors) on the west coast of Alaska.
Kim released a more serious threat to destroy U.S. military base in the center of operations in the Pacific on Wednesday (20/3). It happened after he learned to fly the B-52 U.S. on the Korean Peninsula. A number of South Korean television image released showing a bomber aircraft fly towards a target on the side of the mountain and kemdian blow.
Yonhap News Agency released this year North Korea developed the technology of unmanned aircraft using ancient planes that hit the United States. The aircraft was imported from the Middle East.
Kim personally oversee military exercises North Korea directly using rockets and artillery in recent weeks. The exercise took place at military bases, especially in the front line near the disputed sea border with the South.
Since the Security Council (SC) UN imposed new sanctions on North Korea's nuclear test last month related, often Pyongyang issued threats, including nuclear attack.
Meanwhile, a preliminary investigation into allegations of hacking of computer systems at a number of stations and banks tevelisi South Korea showed that the perpetrator uses the Internet address (IP address) of China. But the culprit is unknown.

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Obama's arrival in Israel Welcomed Two rockets from Gaza

JERUSALEM - Two rockets fired from Gaza hit the southern border town in Israel on Thursday (21/3). The action was immediately getting harsh criticism from U.S. President Barack Obama, who is on a visit to the Jewish state.
Muhaddin Al Shura Council, a group with ties to al-Qaeda, claimed responsibility for the attack on the town of Sderot near Gaza leader region. The attack did not cause casualties or injuries but damaging the side of the building.
The movement said in a statement on the internet stating launched two rocket attacks during Obama's visit to show their attacks can not be stopped Israel's air defense - a reference to the anti-missile equipment 'Iron Dome' of Israel which is partly funded U.S..
Obama, who was in Jerusalem about 80 kilometers from Sderot when the rockets hit, later told reporters that depends on Hamas, which controls Gaza, to stop such attacks.
"We condemn this violation of the ceasefire that protects Israelis and Palestinians, an offense that Hamas has a responsibility to prevent it," Obama said on a visit in the region, in the city of Ramallah.
Second rocket attacks from Gaza have hit Israeli territory since the ceasefire group movement was never signed, ending the war in cross-border eight days in November 2012.
People fighting for the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip with Arab East Jerusalem as its capital. Israel captured the West Bank in the Arab-Israeli War in 1967. Since 2010 Israel-Palestinian peace talks stalled.
Group movement is a coalition of various groups are expected to come from the Sinai, Egypt borders Gaza. They claim launched several rocket attacks on Israel, and Israel killed two of the group's commanders in an attack that was targeted in Gaza in October.
Obama visited Sderot when he was a presidential candidate in 2008, met with local residents and see the exhibition traces of rockets launched from Gaza.

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Obama: Middle East Peace Hard to Accomplish

JERUSALEM - President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama felt peace in the Middle East becomes a difficult problem to solve. Obama said it was a press conference with the Prime Minister (PM) of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Wednesday (20/3).

Obama admitted that he believes can do things differently when it comes to the Middle East. But he was pessimistic could bring peace in the region. "Peace is a very difficult problem to solve, either because they have been going for over 60 years," he said as quoted by AP.

Though even so, he denied that the failure of the first stage agreement between Israel and the Palestinians as a mistake. According to him, all parties have interests and internal politics between the two countries. Just like he did.

The series of Obama's visit in the Middle East begins on Wednesday (20/3) and lasted for three days. He will visit Israel, the West Bank, Bethlehem and Jordan. He is scheduled to go to the West Bank on Thursday (21/3). Then he ended the visit on Friday (22/3).

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U.S. will Continue His army presence in Asia Pacific

WASHINGTON - The United States will not relinquish its influence in the Asia Pacific region. U.S. presence there, called the country as a balancing measure of the region, where China's rise as a world power are frequently conflicted

This policy is in accordance with United States Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter in Jakarta, Wednesday (20/3) is realized by increasing the military presence in the region. Still, he acknowledged the country's defense budget was reduced due to the economic crisis.

"It is true that the military budget was reduced due to economic stagnation, but the condition is only temporary so we are confident the policy rebalancing Asia Pacific can continue," said Ashton Carter on Wednesday.

Carter claimed the U.S. is responsible for keeping the peace Asia Pacific as has been done in the past. The U.S. military presence has made Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea can concentrate on building the economy so that the welfare of these countries increased.

"Our presence in Japan and South Korea in the past has made this country safer and thus sejahter," said Carter, who spoke in Jakarta International Defence Dialogue forum.

High economic growth in these countries was followed by increase in the military budget that, according to the version of the U.S. view, the security is under threat.

China alone will spend about 114 million U.S. dollars this year, up 10.7 percent from 2012. China's military budget increase comes amid dispute with Japan and some Southeast Asian countries over several islands in the South China Sea.

In the midst of that, Carter explained, the United States will increase its military presence in the Asia Pacific region.

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