Rebels Detain U N Troops Protest NATO Flight
Rebel Serbs in Bosnia detained UN peacekeepers and angrily protested a NATO flight over Sarajevo amid fighting in the region. UN envoy Yasushi Akashi failed to secure releases or advance a peace plan as convoys remained blocked and Serb threats linger.
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Peace Plan Ends Clinton's Lift And Strike Strategy
In Brussels the Clinton administration backs a cease fire in Bosnia ending the lift and strike approach. Secretary Christopher and European ministers push peace talks with Serbs Muslims and Croats to negotiate. Milosevic sought Belgrade help while Redman promotes the plan to Sarajevo and Pale.
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Taiwan Vote Upsets Nationalists as DPP Wins Taipei
In Taiwan elections the Democratic Progressive Party takes Taipei's mayoral race for the first time in 27 years with Chen Shui-bian winning 43.7 percent. Nationalist incumbent Huang Ta-chou trails as the New Party siphons support. Chen vows to join hands to rewrite Taipei's history as voters back peaceful ties with China.
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