Muslims call off march on Kashmir amid rising tensions
In Muzaffarabad Amanullah Khan's Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front cancels plans to storm the UN cease fire line into Indian Kashmir. Pakistani troops were said to threaten militants and possible new war as casualties rise with more than 16 dead and hundreds wounded in two days of clashes.
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Arafat decries tape as fabricated amid peace talks
PLO leader Yasser Arafat in Geneva called a CNN tape alleging anti Jewish remarks a doctored recording. He urged progress in Arab Israeli talks while accusing Israel of stalling and citing harsh policies in occupied lands.
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U.N. to deploy peacekeepers to Yugoslavia amid renewed fighting
The United Nations plans a rapid deployment of up to 13 000 peacekeepers to deter a resurgent Serb Croat war in Yugoslavia. A Security Council vote is expected early next week with first arrivals within two weeks. Croatia’s president Tudjman endorses the plan while Serb leader Milan Babic warns of heavy casualties.
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Algeria braces for confrontations in Algiers protest
In Algiers authorities brace for more clashes after a ban on a protest march by supporters of the Islamic Salvation Front. The violence leaves an Algerian navy sailor and two Islamist attackers dead, with nine police killed since emergency rule began.
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Yeltsin to modify reforms to aid the poor
President Boris Yeltsin announced changes to Russia's radical reform plan to better protect the poor amid rising hardship from shock therapy. He cited the need for measures to stimulate the economy as prices and poverty climb, with aid deliveries from the United States and others reaching Moscow where about 95 percent of residents are officially below the poverty line.
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