Italy seeks stability amid political turmoil and unrest
Rome discusses a path to stability as Prime Minister Leone, leading a caretaker government since June 24, faces negotiations for a new alliance. The fall of the three-party coalition and pressure from Christian Democrats, Socialists, and Republicans push Italy toward a rapid political solution.
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Philippines recalls diplomatic mission from Kuala Lumpur
Manila recalls its entire diplomatic mission from Kuala Lumpur as Kuala Lumpur also withdraws staff from Manila amid a Sabah dispute. Foreign Secretary Ramos announced the move following price tensions between Malaysia and the Philippines over Sabah claims.
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Czech students end their sit in amid reform push
Czech university students halted a three day sit in in Prague to back reformist policies as the government faced mixed signals. The Rudé Pravo report said the strike ended at noon after pledges from student leaders and implied broad support from workers.
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Britain set to curb Lords power with reform plan
The House of Commons approved a sweeping reform of the Lords despite a rebel attempt to abolish it. Forty seven Labour MPs opposed the plan and were joined by many Conservative MPs, but the rebels were defeated 159 to 270. Hereditary peers would lose their automatic seats while salaried voting peers would form the new elite. Non voting peers may be created for state service.
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Prime Minister Wilson forecast major Lords reform within year
The report claims Prime Minister Wilson will push Lords reform within 12 months as erosion of Lords powers continues. It notes 1,045 members including royals and peers, with about 230 government-appointed members shaping future control to avert a constitutional clash with the Commons.
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Monetary Crisis Lures Investors To Bonn Summit
Investors gather in Bonn for a crisis discussion among the ten wealthiest nations as non Communist debt and wage costs drive inflation fears. The article notes Western economies, notably West Germany and Britain, facing devaluation and shifting costs while global markets seek balance through currency and investment adjustments. It links postwar debt, productivity, and unemployment to currency values and inflation, with bankers stressing multinational cooperation to stabilize prices.
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Rhodesia Leader to Publish White Paper on Talks Deadlock
Salisbury sources say Prime Minister Smith will issue a White Paper this week outlining his version of the Anglo Rhodesian talks with George Thomson. The document aims to explain why British terms were rejected and how negotiations ended in deadlock in Salisbury last week.
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