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| Australia enters whaling face-off |
| Thursday, 17 January 2008 | |
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Australia said Thursday it would send a ship to pick up two anti-whaling activists who jumped on a Japanese harpoon vessel from a rubber boat in Antarctic waters, offering a solution to a tense, two-day standoff on the high seas. Read more at: http://news.ingter.net/index.php/World/World/Australia-enters-whaling-face-off.html. |
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