Serbs Proclaim New Serb State Amid Yugoslav Turmoil
Bosnian Serbs announced the creation of a Serb state centered on Sarajevo prompting concern in multi ethnic Bosnia while milder hopes rose for a lasting ceasefire in Croatia. Milosevic urged restraint and support for UN plans as peace talks resumed in Brussels.
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Rangers cut rhino horns to deter poaching in Zimbabwe
In a drastic measure to protect about 2 000 rhinos, Zimbabwean rangers dehorn wild rhinos to deny poachers valuable horns. Veterinarian Dr Mike Kock explains the horn is like compressed hair and removal reduces poaching incentives.
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Yeltsin vows Russia will not cede Black Sea fleet
Russia will never surrender its Black Sea fleet. Ukraine's president delays his bid to take control, while Kravchuk pushes eventual Ukrainian ownership if nuclear weapons are removed. Russia cites historic ties and unity. thousands rally in Sevastopol as the fleet bases face a sovereignty clash.
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Ulyanovsk
Israel to Establish Ties With China Text indicates links to Beijing within weeks
Israeli officials say Israel will formally open relations with China, moving from covert arms trade to diplomatic ties. Foreign Minister Levy planned to visit Beijing within two weeks to establish links, with prior visits and office exchanges dating to 1990. China and Israel have both kept discreet channels as regional and global shifts unfold.
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Navy plans 1200 personnel shift from Philippines to Guam
The Pentagon tentatively would move 1,200 sailors and their families from Subic Bay to Guam within a year to support the 7th Fleet. About 1,150 active duty personnel and 1,350 dependents would relocate along with 50 civilian staff.
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Fabius to lead Socialist Party push to reform France
Laurent Fabius was chosen head of the Socialist Party to heal rifts and revitalize the party as it trails in polls. The move clears the path for Michel Rocard to seek the 1995 presidential nomination, with both men pledging unity and shared hopes for France.
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Women rally against fundamentalists in Algeria
Several thousand women in Algiers protested the Islamic Salvation Front ahead of a second voting round. The Islamist group led the first round for the 430 seat National Assembly, while Premier Sid Ahmed Ghazali's National Liberal Front won 15 seats.
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Islamic Salvation Front
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National Liberation Front
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