Philippines and Islamic Nations to discuss rebel endgame
Talks between the Philippines and the Conference of Islamic Nations are likely within a month to seek an end to the protracted rebellion in the southern Philippines. President Miréos announced yesterday that negotiations would focus on a peaceful settlement and political solutions.
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Police reforms clash as officers clash with barricades
AAP-Reuter report details off duty New York police protesting for pay rises with barricades and taunts toward superiors. In Sweden Thorbjorn Haxldin elected prime minister, Karin Sneder poised as first female foreign minister amid party shifts. Indian detention release of former prime minister candidate Habuthin Patel follows internal emergency measures.
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Carter targets Ford over Eastern Europe missteps
In a Salt Lake City appearance Jim Carter criticizes President Ford’s handling of Eastern Europe and NATO ties, labeling his debate performance reckless. He accuses Ford of delaying defense policy and misrepresenting costs, urging a firmer stance against Soviet influence.
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Cuba suspects anti Castro group in jet crash
Cuban officials say evidence points to saboteur involvement in the West Indies airliner crash off Barbados that killed 73 aboard. A Cuban exile group opposed to Prime Minister Costa claimed responsibility, while a tape purportedly shows an explosion on board. The incident follows recent attacks on Cuban targets, including sites tied to Cubana de Aviacion.
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China reports widespread disorders across six areas
The report sources describe unrest in multiple provinces with monitors noting the severity and breadth of the disorder. Officials warn that suppression could follow political and military maneuvers as authorities try to control the unrest across regions from the southwest to the northeast.
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