Turkeys coalition crumbles as three ministers resigns
In Ankara three more cabinet ministers quit the coalition threatening stability for Turkey. Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit reshuffled his government but faces likely loss of power as allies push for early elections perhaps in September. Analysts warn of weeks of infighting while the IMF funds Turkey and EU reforms hinge on constitutional changes.
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African Union launches to unite Africa for development
In Durban African leaders unveil the African Union a 53 nation body aiming to boost democracy governance and economic growth. Thabo Mbeki leads as first chair with a proposed peace and security council and a development plan tied to the New Partnership for Africa's Development. Critics warn of debt funding and weak enforcement.
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