Blair Offers Indirect Talks Over Garvaghy Road Protest
Prime Minister Tony Blair proposes indirect contact talks between the Orange Order and Catholic residents to ease a ban on a Protestant march through Garvaghy Road in Portadown. Both sides accept, aiming to resolve the standoff and foster future accommodation, with talks set for a secret location.
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Police foil bombing plot in London by IRA splinter group
London police arrested three men with explosives and seven other suspects in London and Ireland as part of an anti-terror probe. A suspect profiled as a student was nabbed near University College while a woman was detained near Oxford Street. Four more arrests occurred in Ireland as authorities warn of ongoing risk to the Northern Ireland peace process.
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Yeltsin seeks IMF bailout and vows reforms
Yeltsin appeals directly to the IMF head for a bailout and pledges nationwide reforms. He spoke with Western leaders including Clinton as IMF officials head to Moscow to finalize a loan package worth about ten billion dollars under an austerity plan pending parliamentary approval.
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Russia
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