Algiers Mosque Shooting as clashes flare in Algeria
Security forces fired on worshipers leaving a Algiers mosque wounding eight as police sealed Es Sanna and other mosques. The incident marks intensifying clashes with the Islamic Salvation Front after its first round electoral victory. Police arrested a religious leader and used tear gas against youths.
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Habash Illness Delays Interrogation in Paris Flight
Doctors said George Habash was too ill to be questioned after a head shock and nearly unable to speak. Magistrate Bruguiere met with doctors at Henry Dunant Hospital as Habash lay under care, paving the way for possible release and transport to Algeria.
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Habash to leave Paris for Algiers amid stroke report
The Elysee confirms Habash suffered a stroke and AFP notes his custody since Thursday. He will travel to Algiers today on an Algerian passport after Algeria agreed to receive him at the Palestine Liberation Organization's request. Habash had been questioned over a 1986 arms cache near Fontainebleau.
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Clash Kills Five in Nagorno-Karabakh Border Clash
Five people die in fighting in Nagorno Karabakh as Azerbaijan launches a large offensive. Foreign ministers at a Prague meeting vote to send a fact finding team. Armenian appeals to the United Nations denounce violence amid regional tensions and a deadly helicopter incident.
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Peace Ends War in El Salvador as Cease-Fire Takes Hold
In El Salvador the 12 year conflict ends with a cease-fire effective today after a peace pact signed January 16 in Mexico. Daily life shifts as outages, highway blockades, and army checkpoints disappear, marking a new era for a country of 5.2 million residents.
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