Angry Afghans Protest Against US Presence

Afghans once again take to the streets of the capital Kabul to show their anger at the presence of U-S forces in their country. The protesters demand the withdrawal of all U-S forces-- especially those stationed in the eastern province of Wardak. Afghans say the American forces have killed, tortured, and detained local villagers there.

President Karzai also wants US forces out of the province. He blamed US forces for killing and torturing local villagers in Maidan Wardak. So he quickly called on them to leave Maidan Wardak within two weeks.

But it not the first that Afghans have been showing their outrage over the US military involvement here. Anti-US sentiments are growing here. This country has been the scene of anti-US rallies since this war began. People take to the streets especially when civilians are killed at the hands of US-led troops.

Fayez Khorshid, Press TV, Kabul

Anti-Atomic Activists Angry At Japan Nuclear Revival Plans

Japan is marking two years since its biggest-recorded earthquake and resulting tsunami - which triggered the world's worst atomic disaster in 25 years. The catastrophe killed nearly 19-thousand people, and crippled the Fukushima plant in north-eastern Japan, spewing radiation and forcing tens of thousands to flee their homes.

Reality Check: Washington Is Angry But The Sequester Is Doing What It Was Designed To Do

We are one day away from the start of automatic spending cuts kicking in.

The cuts,  which have been on their way for 18 months, are now less than 24 hours away.

Both parties in Washington are scrambling to try to avoid the cuts, but should they?

After all, isn't the sequester doing exactly what it was designed to do?

Ben has the Reality Check you won't see anywhere else.

More Strikes And Angry Demonstrations In Bangladesh

There have been more strikes and angry demonstrations in Bangladesh.

Supporters of Muslim parties are protesting against moves to execute their leaders for war crimes committed during the 1971 civil war.

Al Jazeera's Ali Mustafa reports.

Morsi Flees As Angry Crowd Storms Palace In Cairo

Egypt's President, Mohammed Morsi, has been forced to flee his Cairo residence by a wild mob demanding an end to his rule. Riot police have struggled to keep crowds from storming the leader's palace and fired tear gas at protesters. Bel Trew has been at the heart of the action... - READ MORE http://on.rt.com/s756xo