Thousands Protest in Ukraine

Thousands of Ukrainians protested in Kiev, on Monday.

They marched through the streets demanding that the government get back to joining the EU, instead of renewing ties with Russia.

Many fear that their government will give in to Russian pressure and fall back under Moscow's sway.

Russia has been threatening to boycott Ukrainian products if they join the EU.

Opposition leaders are vowing to protest every day until the government listens and joins the EU.

For the most part, the protests have been peaceful, but there have been some clashes with police, who have responded with tear gas.

18,000 Evacuated by Sinabung Volcano in Indonesia

More than eighteen thousand people have been forced to evacuate because of eruptions on Sumatra.

The Sinabung volcano began strong eruptions, causing the Indonesian government to announce mandatory evacuations.

No reports or injuries have been reported, and the government's preparations have been considered responsible for that.

Sinabung has shown no signs of slowing it's eruption, causing worries that it might not stop within the next three days, and outlast government emergency supplies.

Tens of Thousands Protest in Thailand

Tens of thousands of protesters marched through Bangkok, protesting against the government.

Protesters raided the offices of the Finance Ministry and began fortifying it.

They also made it into the grounds of the Foreign Ministry, but were unable to gain access to the inside of the building.

Police clashed with mobs and attempted to maintain order.

Organizers of the protest plan to carry on for weeks if necessary, saying they will only stop when the Prime Minister resigns.

2 Cargo Ships Sink Off China

In two separate incidents, two Chinese cargo ships went down off the coast of Shandong province.

Twenty-six sailors were aboard the two different vessels.

Three bodies have been recovered, while the other twenty-three are still missing.

A sudden strong storm is being blamed for the losses.