Peacekeepers shut Kosovo mine after toxic smoke seen
NATO led peacekeepers wearing surgical masks moved into the Serb owned Sertean metal smelting complex in Zvecan Kosovo. They used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters and closed the facility for repairs to reduce emissions. Several soldiers and a civilian were injured amid clashes with residents near Pristina.
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Korea reunions bring divided families together in Seoul
A Air Koryo jet carried 3p of North Korea mothers to Seoul for temporary reunions with relatives. The event marks the first such family exchanges since 1985, amid Korean detente boosted by a June summit and ongoing talks toward eventual reunification.
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Freed biologist Lynch recounts Colombia danger and caecilian hunt
American biologist John Lynch, freed after three days in the Andes, says rebels treated his group well while seeking rare caecilians in western Colombia. The 58 year old University of Nebraska associate professor continues field work despite chaotic security conditions involving ELN and other armed groups. He plans more expeditions to document amphibians amid ongoing conflict.
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South Korea Eyes Revision of Security Law Amid Talks
President Im Dae ju ng signals revision of the national security law to redefine North Korea from enemy to potential partner. Critics say the law stifles dissent. foreign groups urge change as inter-Korean dialogue gains momentum. The system has long punished Marxist materials and political activity deemed pro North.
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Colombian army frees another hostage in dawn rescue
In a pre dawn operation Colombian soldiers freed another kidnapping victim held by FARC rebels. Troops pursued rebels after a raid that freed five people including a prominent Colombian journalist businessman. Edgar Andres Vargas was rescued early Monday amid ongoing pursuit of retreating rebels.
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