Israeli Leaders Say Settlers Try to Derail Peace Efforts
Israeli leaders accused defiant settlers of aiming to derail peace talks just before Prime Minister Rabin’s meeting with President Bush. The West Bank confrontation tested Rabin’s pledge to curb settlements to secure U.S. aid. Separately, masked Palestinians killed two supposed collaborators in Gaza and an independent pathologist questioned treatment of Mustafa Barakat in Israeli custody.
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Leaders plan run in Georgian elections and broader regional tensions
Georgian leader Eduard Shevardnadze announces candidacy as October parliamentary elections approach amid Georgia’s post–civil war reorganization. Meanwhile protests flare as Armenian and Azerbaijani forces clash over Nagorno Karabakh, triggering calls for CIS mediation. In South Africa, PAC signals possible concessions as talks resume. In Oregon, Trojan nuclear plant slated for closing by 1996 after repairs and safety reviews.
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Prijedor Official Shows Factory as Prison Claim Debated
Journalists visiting the Keratern ceramics factory in Prijedor were shown a workshop claimed to have housed 500 Muslim prisoners on July 24 25, while detainees at Trnopolje and Omarska spoke of two month confinement and beatings. Officials restricted access to nearby warehouses saying they were sensitive sites. Prisoners at Omarska said most inmates were moved recently leaving a small remnant for display.
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Washington Post
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Western powers press for force to shield Bosnia aid
The United States Britain and France circulated a draft U N Security Council resolution authorizing military force to protect aid shipments in Bosnia. Yugoslavia’s premier warned intervention could spark a second Vietnam. The measure calls for unfettered ICRC access to camps prisons and detention centers amid torture and killings allegations.
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