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Stars and Stripes reports that the U.S. military opposes the use of force in the South China Sea and will maintain its presence in the region for years to come.

The United States and others ramp up aid efforts, sending supplies to victims of floods in Pakistan even as the UN reports that efforts may fall short, from AP.

The New York Times reports that mining magnates in India are accused of illegal mining and political corruption.

The Times also reports on research for new sources of clean alternative energy.

From Haaretz: new gas discoveries have not calmed fears that fossil fuel energy sources are running out in Israel.

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