Impeachment calls rise as Brazil probe paints Corruption web
Brazil's Congress accuses President Fernando Collor de Mello of governing amid a corruption culture after a two month probe describes an influence trafficking industry. In Asia, China and South Korea establish diplomatic ties to ease Cold War tensions.
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Jordan
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Syria
Elias Hrawi
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Brazil
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Fernando Collor de Mello
Collor
Beijing
China
South Korea
Asia
Li Peng
Lee Sang-ook
Lee
Qian Qichen
Gazette Wire Services
Eyewitness account of Somalia's suffering
A starving boy at a Baidoa feeding station endures abuse and hunger as aid runs short. Greg Marinovich portrays children pushed and cry for scant rice while villagers and guards struggle to manage the crowd. The scene reflects a nation torn by war drought and famine, with up to 2 million Somalis at risk.
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Associated Press
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Somalia
Red Cross
Somalia Faces Looming Starvation as Aid Airlift Struggles
Relief officials warn Somalis in drought zones may die as looting and banditry threaten relief food. U.S. plans for a large airlift rely on a 500 man Pakistani guard unit due mid September and Green Berets to guard airstrips, while aid distribution delays hinder departures. U.N. warns hundreds of thousands risk death in weeks.
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Iraq objects to no fly zone plans as U S press presses ahead
Iraq last minute bid to stop a no fly zone in southern Iraq fails as Western powers insist on the ban south of the 32nd parallel. Iran warned not to intervene while Baghdad objects to the three region plan splitting the country and Bush expected to announce the measure.
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Giya Gulua
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Alexander Watson
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Merimee
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U.N. Team Blocked at Manjaca Camp in Bosnia
U.N. investigators were barred from entering the Manjaca prison camp near Banja Luka as fighting worsened in Sarajevo. NATO planned a 6000-strong force to shield humanitarian aid while a London peace conference opened with Serb Croat and Muslim leaders present. A U.S. Senate delegation led by George Mitchell met in Zagreb to gather war information.
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U.N
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
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Zagreb
U.S
George J. Mitchell
D-Mass
Senate
Disloyal Serbs Targeted as War Rages in Bosnia
Washington Post reports Serb nationalist forces terrorize and evict Muslims and Croats in Bosnia while opposing the war. Spasoje Knezevic, a Bosnian Serb lawyer, receives death threats for defending jailed Muslims and Croats and urging an end to the fighting. He cites mixed loyalties as some Serbs resist abuses, even aiding Muslim villages like Kozarac where Muslims and a few Serbs defended the town.
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Washington Post
Anja Luka
Bosnia
Spasoje Knezevic
Banja Luka
Verbas
Knezevic
Serbia
Kozarac
Peace talks resume as Syria pushes for land gains
Washington AP reports a new round of Mideast talks opened with goodwill from Israel and Arab leaders. Syria demands return of all land lost in 1967. Damascus says stopping at 242 is insufficient while Israeli negotiator Rabinovich offers no land-for-peace swap interpretation.
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U.N
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U.N. Security Council
Yossi Gal
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