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In April 2012, Indonesia's Banda Aceh, the city worst hit by the tsunami that killed at least 226,000 people on Boxing Day ten years ago, received a terrifying reminder of how unprepared it was for the next disaster. As an 8.6-magnitude quake struck at sea, thousands of residents shunned purpose-built shelters and fled by car and motorcycle, clogging streets with traffic. Harkunti Rahayu, from Indonesia's Bandung Institute of Technology said, network of powerful warning sirens stayed silent. No wave came. But if it had, the damage would have been "worse than 2004, if it was the same magnitude of tsunami." http://bit.ly/1x4aK0x http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

China, Who is Russia's largest economic partner is now offering to help them wean off the Dependency of the US Dollar! Are we seeing the a deadly alliance continue to form against the West? http://bit.ly/1t2FT6b

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North Korea has now threatened more attacks against the US in which they say they will target American institutions - but has denied it was behind the hacking. http://bit.ly/1GOCJp2

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Reuters reports, South Korea's nuclear power company is conducting drills against possible cyberattacks after its computer systems have been hacked. According to Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power Co and the South Korean government, hackers managed to steal only non-critical data, and the nuclear installations are not at risk. On Sunday, a user on Twitter demanded a halt to operations at three nuclear power plants. The news comes after a hacking attack on Sony Pictures, in which the hackers publicly posted the company's corporate data and threatened violence against moviegoers attending Sony's comedy, The Interview . http://on.mash.to/1rcCUXG http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ